A Custody Plan Your Kids Can Live With
Glendale custody and child support lawyers who talk to you like a parent, not a file number.
See Your Two Weeks Before You Ask for Them
Pick a schedule and see who has the kids each night, how many overnights you get, and how often the kids switch homes.
Arizona courts decide parenting time by what is best for your child. This picture helps you plan and talk. It does not predict what a judge will order.
General information, not legal advice. Using this tool does not create an attorney client relationship. Arizona's child support math counts parenting days, so your schedule can change support too.How We Help Glendale Parents
Parenting time and decision making
Schedules, holidays, school breaks and who makes the big calls. Written so the handoff at the curb stays calm.
Child support, set or changed
We run the Arizona guidelines with you before anyone files.
Moves, changes and court dates
Relocation, order changes and enforcement, with us beside you.
We also help unmarried parents set up paternity and their first order, and grandparents asking for visitation.
“Your kids will remember how this felt more than what the order said. So we keep it calm and we keep it about them.”
Lena Ortiz, founding attorneyFrom Parents We Have Worked With
Serving Glendale, Peoria, Phoenix, Surprise, Avondale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park and Sun City. Office off Thunderbird Road, open Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.
“They showed me the calendar before we ever went in. I finally understood what I was asking for.”
Andre M. Peoria
“My ex and I agreed on a 2-2-5-5 with their help. No court date, and the kids are doing great.”
Kristen L. Glendale
“They answered my texts, explained support in plain words and never talked down to me.”
Jose R. Avondale
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What Parents Ask Us First
What is legal decision making in Arizona?
It is Arizona's name for what many states call legal custody. It covers big choices like school, health care and religion. It can be joint or given to one parent.
How do Arizona courts decide parenting time?
By what is best for the child. Judges look at things like each parent's bond with the child, how the child is doing at home and school, and whether each parent supports the other's relationship.
Does the schedule change child support?
Yes. Arizona's child support guidelines count the days each parent has the children, so more parenting time can change the amount.
Can we change the order later?
Usually yes. In most cases you wait one year after the last order, unless a child is in danger. If both parents agree, it can happen sooner.
Do we have to go to court?
Not always. Many parents agree on a plan with our help or with a mediator, and the judge signs it.
Bring Your Calendar. We Will Bring Coffee.
The first meeting is free, about 30 minutes, in our office or by video after the kids are in bed.