I would need to see your order to really be able to advise you, but in general, she will get the amount ordered as of February 25, 2011. Be sure that there is no clause in your order which includes an interest rate and/or penalty for not paying at that time.

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I would file a Motion for Telephonic Appearance.

If you need assistance with that, you should contact an experienced family law attorney.

Nothing in this response should be construed as legal advice.

If no Response has been filed, you can file an Amended Petition. If a Response has been filed, you must file a request with the court called, "Motion for Leave of Court to Amend.

If you need assistance, I recommend meeting with an experienced Family Law Attorney.

While the court has discretion which may be based upon particular facts in a particular case, the 2018 Arizona Child Support Guidelines currently divide time periods as follows: time based upon 24 hours, time based upon 12 hours, time based upon 6 to 11 hours, time based upon 3 to 5 hours and... View More

The danger of staying married and not getting an actual divorce is that, not only can you not re-marry during that time, but the parties, unless they can agree otherwise, will have to equitably divide the debt and assets which have accumulated even though you are not co-habitating.

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When a spouse signs a DISCLAIMER DEED that spouse is giving up any claim or right of ownership to the real estate (home) that is being purchased, i.e. any legal right to the real estate. In cases of divorce the disclaiming spouse may be able to share in any increase in the value of the real estate... View More

Make a motion for leave to sell the real estate and escrow the proceeds to pay the debts.

It depends. If you have a Parenting Plan in Arizona, you can file a Petition to Enforce Parenting Time and you may request sanctions, including any attorneys fees and/or costs you incur as a result. You may also ask for "make-up" time.

Any Petition for Enforcement should include... View More

There seem to be a number of issues within your message.

First, in regard to a spousal support start date, if a party files for temporary spousal maintenance, that may begin the first day of the month after the party filed for it and can be retroactive to that time.

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Your son's wife may have a community lien interest in this home if the mortgage payments and home maintenance or improvements were made with community funds during the course of the marriage. This can be a complicated issue and should be discussed with your son's family law attorney.

If your attorney does not respond to your emails, that is a problem. Your attorney has a duty to communicate with you.

If your children come home and tell you the Father is yelling and screaming and saying you don't love your children, the first thing I would tell your children is,... View More

As long as your Decree and Parenting Plan does require that a request be submitted no later than May 1, in writing, for the two weeks of parenting time, and there are no repercussions stated in the Decree and Parenting Plan for failure to do so, then you do not need to agree to a verbal request.... View More

In Arizona, we have what are called "anti-deficiency" statutes, so even if you file for bankruptcy, the government will not take your home.

However, if you fail to make payments on the house, your house might go into foreclosure and then you would be forced out of your home.... View More

Your daughter should be represented at mediation. Many times abused spouses are intimidated by their abusers at mediations and the mediators do not understand the dynamics of the abusive situation the one parent has experienced at the hand of their spouse. As a result the mediator is focussed on a... View More

This is an issue involving a large sum of money. When dealing with something of this importance, you need to discuss with a real estate attorney. Your attorney will need to review the divorce decree and the deed to this home before he or she can answer your question.

You are entitled to your clothing. You can call the police and ask for a stand by for them to assist you to pick up your clothing.

do NOT sign anything giving him full custody, even if you don't get the clothing back yet.

The most important thing about your divorce is probably... View More

First, a parent is required to pay child support until a minor child turns 19 or graduates from high school

How long he has to pay child support will depend on whether there are any child support arrears. If so, he may have to pay child support for many years.

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A quit claim deed will work but it is better to sign a disclaimer deed and sign and file a "Rule 69 Agreement" with the Court, stating that the spouse who is relinquishing ownership will have no liability whatsoever regarding the loan.

If you need further assistance, you should... View More

If you are asking about the retirement, the answer is as follows:

You are entitled to 50% of the retirement if it was started during the marriage. If you set up and put your half in a retirement account, neither you nor your wife will be taxed or penalized by the IRS as it is called a... View More

You will be able to prove it based upon what is called "Discovery" and/or "Disclosure." Rule 49 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure provides that both parties must exchange a limited amount of bank and credit card attorneys.

If I was your lawyer, I would also... View More