Arizona House Bill 2642
Arizona House Bill 2642 would require the court to give presumptive weight to a child's wishes in a divorce case
Taylor House, Esq.
Scottsdale Family Law Attorney
Taylor House, Esq.
Scottsdale Family Law Attorney
Taylor House
Chaidez v. Grant
Dividing military retirement benefits involves applying a complex framework of federal law
Yee v. Yee
A ruling on a post-decree motion does not require finality language to be immediately appealable
Tracy D. v. DCS
Juvenile court opinion provides an overview of UCCJEA jurisdiction and due process requirements
Barr v. Barr (mem.)
Severance package accepted by husband post-service but pre-decree was his separate property
Smith v. Smith (mem.)
The court of appeals affirmed an award of spousal maintenance longer than the parties' marriage
NYT: Divorcing Crypto Couples
Dividing the family's Bitcoin stash has become a major source of contention in divorce cases
Meister v. Meister
The court has broad discretion in determining the valuation date of a community business
Thomas-Morgan v. Bodine (mem.)
Affirming the court's authority to require one spouse to make payments on a life insurance policy