A narcissist spouse, whether a narcissistic father or a narcissistic mother, is only interested in themselves because they see themselves as the center of the universe. That vision does not change when he or she has children,...

The Narcissist’s Nature and How They May Act in a Divorce If you are planning on divorcing a narcissist in Arizona, you likely know what is coming because they can be charming, self-confident, conceited, and grandiose:...

Some people ask about reimbursement of separate property in a divorce in Arizona. First, you should know a spouse is free to use his or her separate money to buy real property for the couple. However, the law says that...

We want to talk to you about defenses to enforcement of a prenuptial agreement in Arizona; including the defenses of fraud, undue influence, and violation of public policy arguments to invalidate a prenuptial agreement in...

In some child support cases, an issue arises regarding the treatment of recurring gifts as income for child support in Arizona. Well, the Arizona Court of Appeals discussed that very issue in the case of Hatch v. Hilaire. The...

We want to talk to you about what you can do when there are false allegations of child abuse in a child custody case in Arizona. You will learn about the use of emergency custody orders designed to protect children from child...

In the unpublished Arizona Court of Appeals case of Weir v. Weir, the Court of Appeals had to review a Superior Court ruling that modified Benjamin Weir’s (Father) child support obligation to his child’s mother,...

We want to talk to you about what can happen if a judge ignores a business appraisal in an Arizona divorce. In the unpublished decision of Sammons v. Keaggy, the Arizona Court of Appeals addressed Beverly Sammons’...

Let’s talk about reimbursement for overpaid child support in Arizona. The Arizona Court of Appeals in the unpublished opinion in the Tupper v. Tupper case addressed whether child support reimbursements could be ordered...

Let’s talk about the court entering a judgment for separate property stolen during marriage in Arizona. A judge in Arizona is required to fairly divide all of the parties’ community property and to assign to each...