Family Law Overview

Phoenix Divorce Lawyers - Arizona Family Law Attorneys

Contact an experienced divorce lawyer or family law attorney at the AV-rated* Weingart Law Firm in Tempe to find out how you can benefit from our experience, flexibility, and highly personalized representation. Our lawyers work closely with you to help ensure that your decisions concerning divorce, parenting time access, or division of the community property will not only accurately reflect your rights under Arizona family law, but will also advance your goals as quickly and inexpensively as possible.

Our Arizona divorce lawyers represent clients on the following family law matters:

• Dissolution of marriage, whether contested, uncontested, or stipulated
• Problems concerning community and separate property or debts
• Divorce property division issues in high-asset or complex marital estates
• Spousal maintenance or alimony
• Child support, either in divorce or following the establishment of paternity
• Child custody and parenting time access to children
• Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
• Grandparents' rights and stepparent adoptions

Most Arizona family law matters are resolved by negotiation rather than by fighting in court. To get the most out of a settlement on any family law issue, you need to know your rights, accept your responsibilities, and pursue your objectives in light of not only your strict legal rights but also in terms of the long-term interests of your children and yourself. Our divorce attorneys have the ability to help you achieve favorable resolution of contested matters through negotiation, but when necessary, our extensive trial experience can also give you the advantage if your problem must be resolved in court.

To schedule an initial consultation about your divorce or family law problem, contact a Phoenix family law attorney at the Weingart Law Firm in Tempe.

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