Experienced Guidance From Filing through Final Decree
Arizona is a no‑fault state: a marriage may be dissolved when a party is domiciled (or, for service members, stationed) in Arizona for at least ninety days before filing and the marriage is irretrievably broken. We prepare and file pleadings, ensure jurisdictional requirements are met, and move cases efficiently toward resolution.
Community Property & Debt Division
Arizona courts assign each spouse’s separate property to that spouse and divide community and other jointly held property “equitably,” which need not mean equally, and without regard to fault. Our team inventories assets and debts, traces separate property, and litigates or negotiates equitable division under A.R.S. § 25‑318.
Arizona Spousal Maintenance Under the New Guidelines
The Legislature directed the Arizona Supreme Court to adopt statewide Spousal Maintenance Guidelines. Courts now determine the amount and duration of maintenance under A.R.S. § 25‑319 and the Guidelines unless written findings justify deviation. We analyze eligibility, guideline ranges, and modification issues with up‑to‑date calculations.
We serve Yuma, Somerton, San Luis, and nearby communities, emphasizing practical solutions while being fully prepared to try your case. Contact our law firm to get started today.