To find the best family law attorney, begin by gathering information about the lawyers in your area and asking questions. Ask the people you trust and respect for leads to family law attorneys, or leads to other people who may have attorney recommendations. Talk to your relatives, your friends and neighbors, your co-workers, and even your business contacts about their attorneys and about attorneys who have represented people that they know. Clergy and mental health professionals who provide marriage counseling or couples crisis counseling are often good sources of information on the local family law bar.
Related posts:
- How to Choose a Family Law Attorney How to Choose a Family Law Attorney in Arizona When choosing a family law attorney to represent you, you may be wondering whether you even want to hire a lawyer....
- Arizona Attorney Fees and Costs in Divorce Arizona Attorney Fees and Costs: How much will you be paying? One party in a divorce may request that the assigned judge order the payment of that party’s attorney fees,...
- Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, Rule 57. Depositions A. When Depositions May Be Taken. After commencement of the action, the testimony of parties or their current spouses, or any expert witnesses expected to be called, may be taken...
- Can I make my spouse pay for my divorce attorney? Sometimes, yes. In some instances, the court has discretion over whether to award attorneys’ fees against a party. In other instances, the court shall award attorneys’ fees against a party,...
- Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, Rule 49. Disclosure The requirements of this rule are minimum disclosure requirements for every family law case. Unless otherwise provided for in this rule, agreed to by the parties or ordered by the...
