Recent Posts in the Child Custody Category

• Enforcement of Orders
  Jul 26, 2019
  As we’ve established over this blog series, things are always changing and sometimes these changes cannot be anticipated. When it comes to sharing ...
  Posted By Joseph T. Kirshy, Esq.
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• Modifying a Child Support Order
  Jul 12, 2019
  Child support, whether you are paying or receiving, is bound to be modified at one point or another, especially if the children are young when the ...
  Posted By Joseph T. Kirshy, Esq.
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• Modifying a Custody Order
  Jul 5, 2019
  When going through a divorce or a custody matter, often people are not thinking beyond their immediate future. Divorce is an incredibly difficult ...
  Posted By Joseph T. Kirshy, Esq.
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• UCCJEA – What is It and How Does It Work?
  Jun 14, 2019
  The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act or UCCJEA deals with the enforcement of modification of Custody/Legal Decision Making ...
  Posted By Max N. Hanson, Esq.
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• Putative Father Registry A.R.S. § 8-106.01
  Mar 8, 2019
  Paternity proceedings can be messy, especially if you are lacking information about the child or the birth of the child. The Putative Father Registry ...
  Posted By Brandon M. Sander, Esq.
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• Rights of the Mother
  Mar 1, 2019
  It is a popular belief that Arizona is a more “mother-friendly” state, meaning that in most paternity cases, mothers are usually awarded superior ...
  Posted By Brandon M. Sander, Esq.
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• What to Do If Your Child Is in Danger?
  Oct 18, 2018
  In an emergency situation you can file a Petition for a Temporary Order Without Notice simultaneously with a Petition to Modify Parenting Time. The ...
  Posted By Brandon M. Sander, Esq.
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• Petitions to Modify Require a Change of Circumstance
  Oct 12, 2018
  In order to file to modify an existing order, a parent must wait an entire year from the date the last parenting time order was entered. In order to ...
  Posted By Brandon M. Sander, Esq
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