Personal Legal Solutions

Going through a divorce is often the most difficult life you will go through. To make matters worse, you don’t know what you don’t know, and not knowing the law can put you at a severe disadvantage. Here is how we can help with your divorce:

If you are interested in having a certified specialist represent you in your divorce, then click here to learn more or use the form below to contact us.

If you went through a divorce trial, then odds are you’re disappointed with one or more of the court’s rulings. Trial courts don’t always get it right, and sometimes they’ll blatantly disregard the law. Here is how I can help:

If you are interested in appealing your divorce, your window of opportunity is very short. Click here to learn more or use the form below to contact me.

Nothing says forever like a diamond. Nevertheless, a Prenuptial Agreement can still be an invaluable business and/or estate planning tool in the event of death (even if you never divorce), and of course for divorce. If you or your fiance own a business, have children from another relationship and/or have significant liabilities, then a Prenuptial Agreement could be very important to help plan your financial future. Here is how I can help:

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QDRO stands for Qualified Domestic Relations Order. If you have retirement assets that were or are to be divided in your divorce, then you MUST get a QDRO done along with your after your divorce. Otherwise, you will not actually get your share of the retirement–even if your Divorce Decree says you do. Here is how we can help:

Ideally you should get a QDRO done in conjunction with or immediately after your divorce. If you’re in the middle of a divorce, contact us now to stay ahead of the game. If you’re already divorced, contact us immediately and avoid any further delay. Click here to or use the form below to contact me.

Adult adoption is an excellent option if: you were unable to adopt when the adoptee was a minor, to formalize a long-time parent/child relationship, or for other familial circumstances. Arizona laws are quite clear on which adults you can, and can’t, adopt. Here is how I can help:

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If you had a child out of wedlock, then paternity can be established in a couple different ways. However, to ensure your paternity rights are protected, and to ensure you get to have parenting time and legal decision-making for your child, you MUST file a paternity action with the Court. Here is how we can help:

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