Category : Arizona Divorce

In this consolidated divorce action, an LLC operating agreement with an arbitration provision was found to be a postnuptial agreement affecting a spouse’s separate property. The after-marriage property transactions that took place in this case involved a limited liability company, two irrevocable trusts, and one revocable trust. Valer C. Austin v. Josiah T. Austin The […]

Welcoming the New Year, Stewart Law Group’s January newsletter – our first words for 2017 – has some fun and interesting ideas for loyal readers (and new readers) to mull over. Attorney Scott David Stewart leads off the newsletter with “What’s Your Word?” Scott talks about the value of weaving a single, positive theme throughout […]

Greetings and happy holidays to all of our loyal readers! Be sure to click here and read the Arizona Law Group’s December family law newsletter. This month’s newsletter covers a lot of territory. Because the holidays often see an uptick in traffic violations, we’ve included a couple articles on the subject of Arizona DUI. Scott […]

Husband’s notice of appeal from divorce decree was premature, filed before the trial court resolved parenting time, legal decision-making, and attorney fee award in Arizona case summary. Kristin Camasura v. Brendan Antonio Camasura In this Arizona divorce action, the wife filed her petition for dissolution of marriage with children in October 2012. The spouses had […]

Amazingly, Thanksgiving is just around the corner! We have an informative (and fun) November Arizona Family Law Newsletter for you to kick back with. Click here and take a moment to see what’s inside. Writing Is Easy, Sometimes Scott Stewart starts things off on page one with his reflections on being a writer in It […]

Just in time for Halloween, click here to read the Arizona Law Group’s October Family Law Newsletter. Here is some of what you will find inside this month’s pages. One Man’s Family Goes Camping AZ Style Our newsletter starts off with Don’t Lose Sight of the Forest Through the Trees. Scott’s humorous reflections on his […]

This summer went by fast for everyone here. So fast, we barely got our newsletter out on time. But here it is, ready for you to enjoy. Click here to read the September family law newsletter from the Arizona Law Group. What’s Inside? Scott David Stewart penned his thoughts on family check-ups (you know, check-ups […]

Certain forms of electronic eavesdropping are prohibited by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) and the Stored Wire and Electronic Communications Act, together known as the ECPA of 1986. The ECPA updated and clarified the Federal Wiretap Act of 1968, which was the original wiretapping ban enacted to protect a person’s privacy when using telephone […]