A requirement for divorce mediation is full and complete release of all information from each spouse for it to be successful. In complicated marital estates with a lot of debts and assets, this information can occasionally be extensive. A lot of mediation clients say that the preliminary document-gathering stage is the least pleasant part of the process. They…
A separation agreement, by definition, is an agreement between two spouses that outlines how children and property will be managed during a separation. This may include dividing of assets and debts (marital property), spousal maintenance, child support, legal decision making, and parenting time, if needed.
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You can file for legal separation yourself as the forms are available on AZCourts.Gov. Filing for a legal separation without children is a different process than filing for legal separation with children. Meet residency requirements in Arizona File a legal separation petition File a legal separation agreement Serve your spouse and wait for a response Spouse has…
It takes about 90 to 120 days to get a legal separation from start to finish on average according to multiple national sources. Filing a petition for legal separation is the first step. After you file a petition for legal separation you must wait up to 30 days for your spouse to respond. It takes…
If you want an inexpensive, quick divorce in Arizona now, be sure to protect yourself in the future. Saving time or money now can cost you in the future.
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