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Some Points About Filing Taxes During Divorce

Some Points About Filing Taxes During Divorce

by Cristi McMurdie | Feb 27, 2023 | Divorce, Finances, Taxes, Tempe Divorce Lawyer

As the parent of one or more minor children, you have “a lot on your plate”. If you’re recently divorced or going through a divorce, taxes can present a tricky financial situation. Divorced parents need to be aware of the tax implications related to their...
Dreaming of an adventurous spring break with your kids?

Dreaming of an adventurous spring break with your kids?

by Cristi McMurdie | Feb 16, 2023 | Co-Parenting, Divorce, Scottsdale Divorce Lawyer

When it comes to planning spring break trips and activities, with a little bit of effort and communication, you can make it work. With spring break right around the corner, now’s the right time to plan a trip and enjoy some quality time together. If you’re...
Child Custody and Parenting Time: Understanding Co-parenting In Arizona

Child Custody and Parenting Time: Understanding Co-parenting In Arizona

by Cristi McMurdie | Dec 19, 2022 | Co-Parenting, Divorce, Parental Rights, Paternity & Father's Rights, Scottsdale Divorce Lawyer, Tempe Divorce Lawyer

During your divorce or legal separation process, parents must decide how much time the child(ren) will spend with each parent and which parent will be responsible for providing daily care. Since 2013, Arizona law has used the terms legal decision-making and parenting...
A simple guide to creating a holiday co-parenting plan that works

A simple guide to creating a holiday co-parenting plan that works

by Cristi McMurdie | Dec 1, 2022 | Co-Parenting, Divorce, Scottsdale family law

The holidays are a time for family, fun, festivities, traditions and memories. When you’re also dealing with a divorce or breakup, the holiday season can be a challenging time. You’re probably wondering how you can make sure your kids have a happy holiday...
Wedding Crashers: How Mediation Helps Resolve Conflict

Wedding Crashers: How Mediation Helps Resolve Conflict

by Cristi McMurdie | Nov 21, 2022 | Divorce, Mediation, Scottsdale Divorce Lawyer

The opening scene of the movie Wedding Crashers shows a couple in the middle of divorce negotiations, each represented by their attorney. Mediators Jeremy and John bring a neutral, albeit unorthodox, perspective to a contentious negotiation. Though there is so much...
Collaborative Divorce: Your Divorce Outside the Court?

Collaborative Divorce: Your Divorce Outside the Court?

by Cristi McMurdie | Nov 4, 2022 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce, Tempe Divorce Lawyer

The Collaborative Divorce Process Collaborative Divorce Process is a progressive team-based alternative dispute resolution process that is legal in Arizona under a Rule that was passed in 2016.   Collaborative divorce relies upon a client-selected professional team...
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