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Going through a divorce can be an expensive and emotionally draining process, not just for the parties involved but also for the children. One of the most important things you can do as their parent is to ensure that your children are taken care of financially, including figuring out how to determine fair child support.

Divorce is overwhelming. But you can get through it. And you can get through it more easily if you follow these four simple yet essential steps:

There’s some TV show, where people who have just fallen into a ton of money—from, say, a big inheritance or even winning the lottery—go about spending all their newfound cash.

As a family-law attorney, you know that you shouldn’t dispense financial or tax advice; doing so would be a liability.

If anything costs more than getting married, it's getting divorced. 

Property issues can get really confusing really fast. Before you make any financial decisions about your divorce, you need to discover all the facts about separate property in Arizona. 

I get asked this question—by nervous women—a lot. “Will I be able to retire after I’m divorced? And can you help me?”

You know, as a family-law attorney, that the AFI is the official Affidavit of Financial Information. “AFI” might as well stand for “Astonishingly Fateful Instrument,” because it’s so huge, so important, and yet so… taken for granted.

This is a valid question, which is why it’s on my FAQs page for women facing divorce: “Why would my attorney want to work with you?”