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The short answer is that infidelity usually will not matter in an Arizona divorce case, but it can matter in some situations. We’ll delve into this answer more below. Why Infidelity Does NOT Usually Impact Arizona Divorce Cases The reason that cheating does not typically affect Arizona divorce cases is that Arizona is a “no-fault”…

Splitting up with a long-term partner is emotionally challenging especially when the couple has children together. Often, one partner will gain primary custody of the child while the other partner shares joint custody and maintains child support payments. Sadly, some father figures later discover that their children are not biologically related to them. When this…

After deciding to file for divorce and retain an attorney, one of the next things you will likely do will be to meet with a divorce lawyer to find out more about your case and options for moving forward. The initial consult is a good time for you to learn more about the divorce process…