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• Legal Separation - Without Children
• Legal Separation - With Children
• Legal Separation - With Children
Marriage - Legal Separation (Arizona):
A legal separation is similar to a Dissolution of Marriage or “Divorce” except the parties may not be ready to end the marriage. In some cases, the parties decide to give themselves some extra time before making a final decision to totally dissolve their marriage. Although, the marriage is not dissolved, the Superior Court maintains jurisdiction to decide issues of property division, Custody, Parenting Time “Visitation,” Child Support and or Spousal Maintenance.
The similarity between “Divorce” and Legal Separation is striking, because the very same options exist for both processes. For example, one of our recent clients contacted us and said “How do I get a divorce, my husband no longer opens my car door and I believe he may be cheating on me.” The client went on to say that if we are able to work things out, then we can just get married again but for now she needed some financial support.
With our help, she was able to find the right solution for her problems, without paying expensive attorneys fees or having to worry about a tasking trial. In fact, she set foot inside the Superior Court building on a single occasion, to have a judge sign her Decree. She trusted our experience and left everything up to us. We performed flawlessly. We provide the same level of service for all of our clients, try us first, you will not be disappointed.
For jurisdiction questions and the rights you may have under Arizona Law visit the
Arizona Revised Statutes §25-313 entitled Decree of Legal Separation.
A legal separation is similar to a Dissolution of Marriage or “Divorce” except the parties may not be ready to end the marriage. In some cases, the parties decide to give themselves some extra time before making a final decision to totally dissolve their marriage. Although, the marriage is not dissolved, the Superior Court maintains jurisdiction to decide issues of property division, Custody, Parenting Time “Visitation,” Child Support and or Spousal Maintenance.
The similarity between “Divorce” and Legal Separation is striking, because the very same options exist for both processes. For example, one of our recent clients contacted us and said “How do I get a divorce, my husband no longer opens my car door and I believe he may be cheating on me.” The client went on to say that if we are able to work things out, then we can just get married again but for now she needed some financial support.
With our help, she was able to find the right solution for her problems, without paying expensive attorneys fees or having to worry about a tasking trial. In fact, she set foot inside the Superior Court building on a single occasion, to have a judge sign her Decree. She trusted our experience and left everything up to us. We performed flawlessly. We provide the same level of service for all of our clients, try us first, you will not be disappointed.
For jurisdiction questions and the rights you may have under Arizona Law visit the
Arizona Revised Statutes §25-313 entitled Decree of Legal Separation.
