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What is a Rule 69 Agreement?
What is a Rule 69 Agreement in Arizona? TL;DR A Rule 69 Agreement allows Arizona parties in divorce or custody cases to settle disputes privately. It must be in writing, signed, and recorded before a mediator or court official. Partial agreements are allowed, but they must follow the same formalities. Challenging or modifying an…
Termination of parental rights in juvenile court
Speaker 1: This is Arizona Family Talk Radio, a podcast about all things family. With your host, family law attorney, Scott David Stewart. Scott Stewart: Hello everybody, I’m attorney Scott David Stewart. Welcome to Arizona Divorce Talk Radio. Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Arizona attorney, Carrie Cravatta. Carrie, how are you….
Can I trade Child Support for Parenting Time?
Scott Stewart: The question is, can one parent essentially trade child support for parenting time? Often time we get asked a question of if I give up my parenting time, or maybe one parent offers to not have the other parent pay if they agree not to see the child, or something along those…
Am I required to pay for my kids extracurricular activities?
Scott Stewart: The question is: are you aware of, or does Arizona have a law that exists, that says that a court can address a child’s extracurricular expenses, and how each parent must pay for those? Jennifer: I don’t believe there is a specific statute that deals with extracurricular activities. I think that there…
Do the child support Guidelines apply if the parents live together?
A common question our Arizona divorce lawyers hear is, “Do I have to pay child support if we live together?” or “does child support stop if the parents live together?” or “does my boyfriend have to pay child support if we live together?” Child Support With Parents Living Together Scott Stewart: The question is…