Arizona Divorce and Foreclosure Issues

Divorce is never easy. It is especially difficult — emotionally and financially — for the spouse with the lower income or one who chose not to work during the marriage. Suddenly, that individual finds himself or herself in a delicate financial situation, unable to make house and other payments.

Many divorcing individuals face financial difficulties as a result, especially when served with divorce papers unexpectedly. This can lead to home foreclosure.

• Are you divorcing and concerned about losing your home?
• Are you seeking financial support from your spouse to save your house?

Please contact the Law Offices of Scott David Stewart. Our lawyers help clients throughout Phoenix dealing with all aspects of divorce. If you are facing foreclosure due to divorce, we can help.

Facing Foreclosure Due to Divorce? Read This:

If you are facing foreclosure as a result of divorce, there are things you can do to work towards saving your home. It is important to act quickly to seek financial support from your spouse. The following steps will get you started. Contact a lawyer for more specific information.

• Request financial help from your spouse to make house payments. Tell him or her that you will seek legal help if they are not willing to help.
• Contact our law firm immediately if your spouse has not provided payment.
• Gather all applicable documents (mortgage statements, bills, legal documents, etc.) We will work with you obtain a court order for the protection of your home.

Are you worried about the cost of hiring an attorney? In Arizona, it is possible to obtain a court order for your spouse to pay the attorney fees. We can help you explore this option so you can focus on the legal issue at hand — not on paying attorney fees.

Our attorneys can help you if you're dealing with other divorce-related legal issues: child custody, child support, spousal support, and more.

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If divorce has put you in a financial situation where foreclosure is a threat, please contact us to find out what legal options may be available for you. Contact an Arizona attorney today.