Arizona is one of nine community property states in the United States. This means that in Arizona, property is held equally between the spouses in a marriage. During a divorce, the court will attempt to divide any marital property as equitably or fairly as possible.
Child custody and visitation arrangements are among the most complex parts of any divorce case or legal separation. When the child involved is two years of age or under, making a child custody arrangement can seem an impossibility.
The State of Arizona considers some marriages valid and others invalid. An invalid marriage is one the state will not or may not recognize as a legal union.
How do you know if your marriage is valid or invalid?With life resuming a somewhat more normal course in Arizona, many separated and divorced parents have questions regarding how to co-parent at this stage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Without stay-at-home orders in place, children are back at school and seeing their friends.
