No. Although military service often includes periods where you can’t keep to your usual parenting schedule, Arizona courts can’t hold this against you when determining how much parenting time you will usually get. Instead, the courts will generally allow a temporary...
After a divorce, it would be ideal in most cases if the children could still spend time with their grandparents and extended family. Unfortunately, some parents don’t want that contact. In some cases, grandparents or can be completely cut off from their grandchildren....
Sometimes, life doesn’t go exactly according to plan. This can be especially true for families, with all the events, groups, extracurricular activities and other things you have to schedule. What if you have a parenting order in place but you want to schedule...
Your parenting order is a court order. Both parties are legally required to follow it until and unless it is modified by the court. If your children’s other parent routinely denies all or part of your parenting time for no good cause, your family law attorney can file...