When a marriage ends, the transition often begins with one spouse leaving the marital home, creating both emotional and logistical challenges. For many couples—especially those with children—dividing one household into two can feel overwhelming.
Proving domestic abuse is a daunting but defining element in a divorce. Only through establishing the abuse of a spouse, whether that abuse is physical, mental, emotional, or financial, can the victim gain the personal verification and legal footing they need to move forward with their next stage in life.
Arriving at the decision to divorce is rarely an easy path, and many divorcing spouses feel some trepidation before their first meeting with a divorce lawyer. Choosing the right Arizona divorce attorney for your unique divorce situation is key to a well-executed process, minimal anxiety, and obtaining the most desirable outcome for your family.
Arizona family courts prioritize a child’s best interests in all their decisions, including when to appoint a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) during a divorce. The court appoints a GAL as a neutral third party to represent the best interests of a child or incapacitated adult.
