Arizona
Divorce
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Get matched with an experienced Arizona divorce attorney, and pay for the work done, not the hours. No hourly clock, no retainers. You make the decisions. Your attorney handles the paperwork.
Arizona
Divorce
Attorneys
Get matched with an experienced Arizona divorce attorney, and pay for the work done, not the hours. No hourly clock, no retainers. You make the decisions. Your attorney handles the paperwork.
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Unlike traditional hourly billing, you'll know the cost of each service before you commit to anything. Payment plans available.
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Move forward with insights from 130K+ cases to guide your next step. Your personal info remains confidential.
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Submit legal documents, track progress, and manage your divorce case through Marble home, your secure legal app.
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Divorce services for every situation
Uncontested divorce
If you and your spouse already agree on key issues, an experienced attorney can help ensure your paperwork is completed correctly, your agreements are properly documented, and your divorce is finalized as smoothly as possible.
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Filing for divorce
Whether you're filing for an uncontested divorce or dealing with more complex issues, an experienced divorce attorney can help you understand your options, complete the necessary paperwork, and take the next step with confidence.
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Legal decision-making and parenting time
Whether you're creating a parenting plan, working out legal decision-making and parenting time arrangements, or dealing with a dispute, legal guidance can help you protect your relationship with your children and work toward a solution.
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Spousal maintenance
Spousal maintenance, Arizona's term for spousal support, can be one of the most complex issues in a divorce. Whether you're seeking maintenance or may be required to pay it, an experienced attorney can help you understand your rights, obligations, and the factors that may affect your case's outcome.
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Divorce settlements
Many divorces are resolved through negotiated settlement agreements rather than a trial. An experienced attorney can help you evaluate proposals, negotiate key terms, and work toward a resolution that protects your interests while helping you avoid unnecessary conflict.
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Contested divorce
If you and your spouse disagree on issues like legal decision-making, parenting time, finances, or dividing assets, having the right legal support can make all the difference. Work with an experienced divorce attorney who can help you navigate conflict and move your case forward with confidence.
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Child support
Child support can have a real impact on both parents' futures. Understanding how support is calculated, what factors courts consider, and what options may be available can help you make informed decisions.
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Property and asset division
Arizona is a community property state, and dividing what you built together involves more than deciding who gets what. Homes, retirement accounts, investments, businesses, and debts are typically divided equitably, not automatically 50/50. Legal guidance can help you understand your options and work toward a fair division of marital assets.
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Responding to divorce papers
Understanding your rights and responsibilities early can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your interests. Work with a divorce attorney to help you evaluate your options and develop a strategy for moving forward.
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Divorcing in Arizona is different
Arizona's divorce laws have some real quirks, from community property rules to a rare exception for covenant marriages. Here's what matters most before you file.
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You won't need to prove anyone did anything wrong
Arizona doesn't require proving fault to divorce. Courts just need to see the marriage has reached an "irretrievable breakdown."
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How long you've lived here, and whether your spouse agrees, affects your timeline
Filing requires a period of Arizona residency first, and if your spouse disputes that the marriage is over, courts can delay finalizing while that gets resolved.
02
Splitting your assets isn't automatically a 50/50 cut
Arizona divides marital assets and debts equitably, not automatically 50/50, since it's a community property state. Property owned before the marriage, or received as a gift or inheritance, usually stays separate.
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What you earn after being served can stay yours
Property acquired after one spouse formally serves the other with divorce papers is generally treated as separate, not community, property, a detail that can matter if a case drags on.
03
A covenant marriage means stricter rules to divorce
Arizona is one of only three states with covenant marriage, a stricter option couples choose at the time they marry. If yours is one, you'll need to prove one of several specific grounds, like abuse or a set separation period, before a court can grant the divorce.
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Annulment is a less predictable path than divorce
Unlike divorce, Arizona's annulment law doesn't spell out a specific list of grounds in the statute itself. It leans heavily on other laws and case law, making it a less predictable option than divorce.
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Divorcing in Arizona is different
Arizona's divorce laws have some real quirks, from community property rules to a rare exception for covenant marriages. Here's what matters most before you file.
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Arizona managing attorney
Lowen Jones
Clients served
1000+
Years of experience
11 years
Practice Areas
Family law
Licenced in
Arizona
Counties we serve in Arizona
- Apache
- Cochise
- Coconino
- Gila
- Graham
- Greenlee
- La
- Paz
- Maricopa
- Mohave
- Navajo
- Pima
- Pinal
- Santa
- Cruz
- Yavapai
- Yuma
Your questions, answered
Costs depend on the complexity of your case. We offer flat fees per service so you always know what to expect.
If uncontested, the shortest possible timeline is 60 days. Contested divorces or those involving custody or property issues may take several months.
You or your spouse must have lived in Arizona for at least 90 days before filing.
Arizona follows community property law, meaning marital assets and debts are generally split equally.
Yes, terms related to custody, support, or spousal maintenance can be modified if circumstances change significantly.
Yes, but working with a lawyer helps you navigate legal complexities and avoid costly mistakes.
Arizona uses a formula based on each parent’s income, parenting time, health care costs, and other child-related expenses.
Expect to provide tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, retirement accounts, mortgage or rent info, and debt records.
*The Attorney Match Guarantee™ applies to Marble’s matching process only and does not guarantee case outcomes, general satisfaction, or full refunds. Re-matches are subject to attorney availability and good account standing, and are limited to 3 discretion-based re-matches. If a suitable attorney is unavailable, a prorated refund based on work completed may apply.