Arizona Family Law Index

Links to the Family Law and Related Statutes in Arizona

Arizona Marital and Domestic Relations Laws (Title 25):

All Arizona Statutes: azleg.state.az.us

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3 Comments

  1. Troy Millsap
    Posted December 17, 2009 at 6:46 am | Permalink

    Do I get credit for the money I have spent to live outside the home after seperation, prior to the divorce being final.

    • monica
      Posted December 17, 2009 at 5:12 pm | Permalink

      In a community property state, like Arizona, if you spent community property money after separation to live outside the home, you will be charged with one-half that amount, since one-half of the community property belongs to you and the other one-half to your spouse.

      If you spent separate property monies after separation (such as post-separation earnings) to live outside the home you are neither charged nor credited.

      If you continued to pay the mortgage for the family residence and your spouse continued to live there while you lived outside the family residence, you may be entitled to the fair rental value for your spouse’s use of the family residence.

  2. Steve
    Posted December 20, 2009 at 6:00 pm | Permalink

    My wife got married and she never stopped child support. We are getting divorced now. Does that back child support get taken off because we got married?

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