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Always-on support
Upfront pricing. No hidden fees
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Experienced family attorneys in Arizona
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Focused on delivering results with services that match your unique legal needs.
Contested Divorce
If you and your spouse can't agree on key issues, we'll help guide you through the court process to resolve them.
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Uncontested Divorce
If you both agree on everything, we'll help you finalize your divorce quickly and smoothly.
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Child Custody and Visitation
We’ll help you set up custody arrangements and visitation schedules that work for your children’s best interests.
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Child and Spousal Support
We’ll help secure fair financial support for your children or spouse based on what’s needed.
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Modifying Orders
If things change, we can help you adjust existing custody, support, or divorce orders.
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Mediation
A neutral expert helps you and your spouse find common ground and reach an agreement without going to court.
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Legal services tailored for you
Focused on delivering results with services that match your unique legal needs.
Contested Divorce
Uncontested Divorce
Child Custody & Visitation
Child & Spousal Support
Modifying Orders
Mediation
3 steps to get the legal care you need
step 1
Share your story, get personalized guidance
Provide some details on your situation and schedule a call with a team member who can match you with the right attorney for your needs.
step 2
Get legal guidance tailored to your needs
Consult with an attorney to get answers, understand your case strategy, and start with actionable next steps.
step 3
Kick off your case and move forward faster
Review your personalized legal plan, explore detailed payment options, and let us start moving your case forward.
Clear prices for each step of your case
Personalized pricing
You'll get a fixed price for each step of your case - no hourly rates or surprise bills.
Pay-per-step
Only pay for what you need, when you need it - no large upfront retainers required.
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Frequently asked questions
Uncontested divorce
You and your spouse agree on all the terms of your divorce: property, childcare, assets and more. This is a much more straightforward process. Uncontested divorces often bypass court all together. Your settlement and final divorce will need to be approved by a judge, but that’s usually a relatively quick process. Once the judge approves it, all you have to do is wait until the state-mandated time period has passed and your divorce will be final.
Though it’s never easy, an uncontested divorce is simpler, saving you considerable time, money and aggravation.
Contested divorce
You and your spouse don’t agree on major issues. This is what people traditionally think of when they think of a divorce—a couple on opposite sides of a court case with a judge deciding who gets what and how. Even in a contested divorce, you can try to settle through mediation, but it tends to be more complicated.
The biggest difference is that divorce officially ends or dissolves a marriage. After getting divorced, you can remarry.
Legal separation doesn’t officially end or dissolve a marriage. After getting legally separated, you can’t remarry or be part of a domestic partnership.
This is a very personal decision.
You may choose legal separation over divorce because of religious beliefs or an aversion to divorce. Another reason you may choose legal separation is if you want to continue sharing health insurance with your spouse.
This depends.
If you earn more (also known as the primary earner) or are in a position to support your former spouse, you may be required to pay spousal support. If your spouse is the primary earner or is in a position to support you financially, you may be entitled to spousal support.
Keep in mind, in an uncontested divorce, you may be able to make your own agreement with your former spouse.
In a child custody case, the judge can either grant legal custody, physical custody or a combination of the two.
Physical custody: Where and with whom the child will stay or live
Legal custody: Who gets to make important decisions about the child’s welfare (e.g. on education, religion, medical care)
In both cases, the court can grant sole custody to one parent or joint custody to both parents.
*The Attorney Match Guarantee applies to Marble's matching process only, not to case outcomes. Re-matches are subject to availability and must be requested within the first 30 days. If a re-match is not available, a partial refund based on work completed may apply.
3K+ Trustpilot Reviews
Divorce can be hard. Let a top-rated attorney handle it
Network of 600+ attorneys
Always-on support
Upfront pricing. No hidden fees
Divorce can be hard. Let a top-rated attorney handle it
Network of 600+ attorneys
Always-on support
Upfront pricing. No hidden fees
arizona family law firm
Experienced family attorneys in Arizona
No confusing forms, no guesswork - just clear, personal help with your immigration case.
Why choose Marble
Experienced local lawyers
15+ years experience on average
Focused on you, not the clock
Supported by tools to move faster
Effortless case progress, in your pocket
Secure case portal
See where your case stands anytime
Update and upload, wherever you are
Pay-per-step pricing
Get clear, fixed prices
No hourly rates or large upfront retainers
Only pay for the services you need
Get to know our skilled legal team
Attorneys with Marble average 15 years of experience, know your local courts, and are committed to the outcome you deserve.
Legal services tailored for you
Focused on delivering results with services that match your unique legal needs.
Contested Divorce
If you and your spouse can't agree on key issues, we'll help guide you through the court process to resolve them.
Get started
Uncontested Divorce
If you both agree on everything, we'll help you finalize your divorce quickly and smoothly.
Get started
Child Custody and Visitation
We’ll help you set up custody arrangements and visitation schedules that work for your children’s best interests.
Get started
Child and Spousal Support
We’ll help secure fair financial support for your children or spouse based on what’s needed.
Get started
Modifying Orders
If things change, we can help you adjust existing custody, support, or divorce orders.
Get started
Mediation
A neutral expert helps you and your spouse find common ground and reach an agreement without going to court.
Get started
Legal services tailored for you
Focused on delivering results with services that match your unique legal needs.
Contested Divorce
Uncontested Divorce
Child Custody & Visitation
Child & Spousal Support
Modifying Orders
Mediation
3 steps to get the legal care you need
step 1
Share your story, get personalized guidance
Provide some details on your situation and schedule a call with a team member who can match you with the right attorney for your needs.
step 2
Get legal guidance tailored to your needs
Consult with an attorney to get answers, understand your case strategy, and start with actionable next steps.
step 3
Kick off your case and move forward faster
Review your personalized legal plan, explore detailed payment options, and let us start moving your case forward.
Clear prices for each step of your case
Personalized pricing
You'll get a fixed price for each step of your case - no hourly rates or surprise bills.
Pay-per-step
Only pay for what you need, when you need it - no large upfront retainers required.
Trusted when it matters
Frequently asked questions
Uncontested divorce
You and your spouse agree on all the terms of your divorce: property, childcare, assets and more. This is a much more straightforward process. Uncontested divorces often bypass court all together. Your settlement and final divorce will need to be approved by a judge, but that’s usually a relatively quick process. Once the judge approves it, all you have to do is wait until the state-mandated time period has passed and your divorce will be final.
Though it’s never easy, an uncontested divorce is simpler, saving you considerable time, money and aggravation.
Contested divorce
You and your spouse don’t agree on major issues. This is what people traditionally think of when they think of a divorce—a couple on opposite sides of a court case with a judge deciding who gets what and how. Even in a contested divorce, you can try to settle through mediation, but it tends to be more complicated.
The biggest difference is that divorce officially ends or dissolves a marriage. After getting divorced, you can remarry.
Legal separation doesn’t officially end or dissolve a marriage. After getting legally separated, you can’t remarry or be part of a domestic partnership.
This is a very personal decision.
You may choose legal separation over divorce because of religious beliefs or an aversion to divorce. Another reason you may choose legal separation is if you want to continue sharing health insurance with your spouse.
This depends.
If you earn more (also known as the primary earner) or are in a position to support your former spouse, you may be required to pay spousal support. If your spouse is the primary earner or is in a position to support you financially, you may be entitled to spousal support.
Keep in mind, in an uncontested divorce, you may be able to make your own agreement with your former spouse.
In a child custody case, the judge can either grant legal custody, physical custody or a combination of the two.
Physical custody: Where and with whom the child will stay or live
Legal custody: Who gets to make important decisions about the child’s welfare (e.g. on education, religion, medical care)
In both cases, the court can grant sole custody to one parent or joint custody to both parents.