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When two people have a child, they are both required to support that child until the child reaches the age of 18. If the two individuals who have a child together decide to separate, or perhaps if they were never a couple to begin with, the responsibility to support the child still remains with both…

In the event that you encounter a situation that poses a threat to the safety of your child, the law in Arizona permits you to file for emergency custody. However, you can only do so if you follow specific guidelines. An emergency custody order grants temporary legal and physical custody of a child to one…

Divorce is extremely disruptive in the lives of everyone who is affected, including the children. It’s in the child’s best interest that former spouses continue to cooperate as much as possible to come to agreements about issues surrounding parenting duties. It’s understandable to be experiencing stress, emotional pain and confusion, but it does more harm…