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Many family businesses are owned by married couples. In some cases, one spouse had already started the business, and then they got married and began working with their new spouse. In other cases, the marriage came first, and a couple started a business as a source of income for their new family. Many marriages in […]
Most of the time, when someone is ordered to pay alimony, they’re going to do it on a monthly basis. This is monthly spousal support because the other person is expected to be supported during the marriage. For example, maybe a couple got married and one person decided to quit their job in order to […]
It’s often said that nearly half of all marriages end in divorce. While the statistics may show that this belief isn’t entirely accurate, there’s still some truth in the matter. Divorce does happen and more often than people realize. Here’s why: 1. Financial issues Many people get used to the idea that their finances are […]
Whenever you’re driving, the police could pull you over. This could happen if the police have reasonable suspicion that you are committing or will commit a crime. Perhaps the police believe you ran a red light, drove above the speed limit, swerved between lanes or drove after leaving a bar. During the traffic stop, the […]
Whether someone routinely ingests drugs or isn’t effectively managing their alcohol consumption, their habits will potentially strain their relationship with their spouse. Those who are struggling with drug and/or alcohol addiction also frequently have a hard time serving as present and effective parents. One spouse who is coming to terms with another’s substance abuse disorder […]
Co-parenting with an ex-spouse is no easy task, but it can be particularly challenging if the co-parent is toxic. A toxic co-parent can make the situation difficult for you and your children. The constant stress, anxiety, and tension can affect your mental and emotional health. However, some strategies can help make the situation more manageable. […]
Finances play a crucial role during divorce, just as they do during marriage. Conflict concerning money is one of the leading causes of strife in relationships. One of the questions divorcing couples contend with during divorce is the division of any debts accrued during marriage. Not all debts are created equal. Credit card debts can […]
Spousal maintenance, which people in many places call alimony, can be a complicating factor in many Arizona divorces. Dependent spouses who have left their careers or put their ambitions on the back burner to raise children, care for family members’ health needs or take care of the marital home may need support to live independently […]
Most people get nervous when they are stopped at a DUI checkpoint. And this is understandable. Even if you are sober, you just cannot predict what is about to happen. You may have an open bottle in your car that you do not plan to drink while driving, but this can still lead to your […]
The Arizona State Legislature recognizes a different type of marriage called covenant marriage. According to state laws, individuals who intend to enter into this marriage type will agree to live together as husband and wife for as long as they both live. People pursuing this marriage type should understand that it’s for life. They will […]
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