Lewis Labadie’s participation in the Arizona Legal Paraprofessional program was highlighted in this article by the Arizona Capital Times.
Here are some tips on what to do and what not to do in court and the common sense that is often discarded when it comes to going to court.
In most adoptions, the prospective adoptive parent has the option to keep the adoption open. An open adoption allows communication after the adoption.
The Adoption Subsidy Program is available to children with special needs.
Most probate cases in Arizona are informal and can be filed and monitored by court personnel with no need to appear in court for any hearings.
The adoption process is faster than most court cases…
Foster parents do not require formal certification to adopt a foster child, as their licensing meets this requirement.
Legal Separation will divide all of the assets and debts, and award legal decision-making (custody), parenting time, child support and/or spousal maintenance.
Most probate cases in Arizona are informal and can be filed and monitored by court personnel with no need to appear in court for any hearings.
There are various types of entities depending on whether you have other members or partners in your company. You will either incorporate for a corporation or organize for an LLC.
Estate planning can provide individuals and married couples, the ability to decide how to distribute their assets after death so that it is not left to their family or if no family, the State to decide the fate of your assets.
Divorce is the legal process of dissolving your marriage. It is also typically referred to as a dissolution of marriage action.
Paternity is the legal process of establishing the paternity of a child. A paternity action cannot be filed until after the child is born and can be initiated by either the parent of the child.
In Arizona a stepparent can adopt their spouse’s child. This can provide permanency to a child who does not have a relationship with their other biological parent and many times has never had a relationship with the other parent.