There’s been speculation that divorce rates are going to surge in the United States following the coronavirus pandemic, according to multiple news outlets. Some cities in China reported record-high divorce rates after the stay-at-home orders were lifted, leading...
Many spouses are experiencing confusion and conflict when it comes to Stimulus Checks that were intended to provide financial relief. Economic Impact Payments (Stimulus Checks) authorized by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) have been...
The Mediation Option for Contested and Uncontested Throughout history, people have approached disagreements in two ways: peaceful resolution through conversation, or adversarial conflict through war. The same is true for the Arizona divorce process. Arizona defines...
When it comes to coparenting, settling into a consistent routine is usually in every family member’s best interest. However, because of the novel coronavirus, many coparenting schedules are getting turned on their heads. Because we want our children to stay...
As families acclimate to the new normal during this global pandemic, former couples are contending with new challenges when it comes to co-parenting. We pinpointed the best practices for co-parenting while adhering to social distancing measures. No matter what your...
Children have been suddenly removed from their schools, prevented from seeing their friends, and in many cases unable to see their Grandparents and other loved ones who bring them feelings of safety and stability. All parents are wise to talk with their children about...
Thirteen times the Arizona Supreme Court urged divorced parents to reach their own temporary agreements to cope with the COVID-19 crisis, according to the Court’s Parenting Time Guidelines issued earlier this month. Divorced and separated parents in Arizona have...
PHOENIX – Our sister-in-law, Jennifer Knishinsky, MD, is an internist at Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City who was recently called to the front lines to treat COVID-19 patients at the epicenter of the pandemic. We acknowledge her bravery as a professional, as...
Spouses do not need to go through litigation in the courts to become legally separated or divorced in Arizona. While courts are experiencing major delays in the wake of COVID-19, the legal separation and divorce process in mediation remains simple, affordable, and...
