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Arizona Family Laws
Most Arizona family laws are quite similar to those of other states, with a few differences.
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Welcome to FindLaw’s Arizona Family Laws section, with links to state resources and regularly updated information about such topics as marriage, divorce, adoption, child support, and child custody.
As a practice area, family law also includes child abuse, domestic abuse, stalking, and protective orders (all of which cross over into criminal law as well). Click on a topic below to learn more. If you need additional information, contact an Arizona family law attorney.
Learn About Arizona Family Laws
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Arizona Abortion Laws
Summary of Arizona laws and regulations pertaining to abortion in the state, such as the determination of when a fetus is considered “viable” and physician licensing requirements.
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Arizona Domestic Violence Protection Orders
Overview of Arizona domestic violence laws, beginning with the legal grounds for charging defendants with the crime, penalties and sentences for offenders, information for victims, and links to related resources.
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Arizona Child Support Guidelines
Useful guide to how child support amounts are calculated in Arizona, including a summary of general considerations that help determine amounts; a list of state guidelines; and links to related information.
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Arizona Child Custody Laws
Arizona laws and regulations governing child custody decisions, rules, and procedures; including information about the types of custody, availability of grandparents’ visitation rights, and links to additional information about custody.
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Arizona Legal Requirements for Divorce
What you need to know to get a divorce in Arizona as it relates to residency; waiting periods; no fault grounds; and other grounds such as adultery and prior marriage.
Arizona Family Law Articles
- Arizona Abortion Laws
- Arizona Adoption Laws
- Arizona Alimony Laws
- Arizona Annulment and Prohibited Marriage Laws
- Arizona Child Custody Laws
- Arizona Child Custody: Overview
- Arizona Child Support Calculations
- Arizona Child Support Enforcement Laws
- Arizona Child Support Guidelines
- Arizona Child Support Modification
- Arizona Child Support Payments
- Arizona Child Visitation Laws
- Arizona Civil Statute of Limitations Laws
- Arizona Divorce Laws
- Arizona Divorce Process
- Arizona Domestic Partnership and Same-Sex Marriage Laws
- Arizona Domestic Violence Protection Orders
- Arizona Legal Ages Laws
- Arizona Marital Property Laws
- Arizona Marriage Age Requirements Laws
- Arizona Marriage Laws
- Arizona Prenuptial Agreements
- Arizona Prenuptial Agreements
- Arizona Prohibited Consensual Sexual Activity Laws
- Arizona Protective Orders Laws
- How to Change Your Name in Arizona in 3 Steps
- Marriage Licenses and Blood Tests in Arizona
- Protection for Unmarried Parents in Arizona
Can I Solve This on My Own or Do I Need an Attorney?
- Family law matters are often complex and require a lawyer
- Lawyers can protect your rights and seek the best outcome
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