Divorce 

Maricopa County Divorce Lawyers

Arizona family court judges have a great deal of authority to determine alimony, property division, debt allocation, even visitation terms in a divorce case. If your divorce will be heading to court, it's essential you have an experienced attorney prepared to fight for your interests.

At the Law Office of Scott David Stewart each of our divorce lawyers has the experience and the expert resources to handle your case, no matter how complex. Contact us to learn more about how we can protect your interests today so you can move forward with your life.

• We will evaluate your financial situation and advise you of the impact child support and alimony may have on your finances.
• We explain Arizona property and debt division guidelines how they will influence the division of complex assets such as retirement funds, investments, and even your business interests.
• We will help you understand the tax implications of alimony and some types of property division.
• We have the resources to investigate financial abnormalities that may signal your spouse has hidden assets or income.
• We regularly work with child custody evaluators and psychologists to help our clients develop thorough child custody and visitation plans that work for families.

When Should You File?

There can be advantages to filing for divorce first. If you have already decided that the marriage is done or you think that your spouse is about to file, talk to us and we can explain why you may wish to file first.

If you have already been served divorce papers, our divorce lawyers will immediately move to ensure your property rights are protected. Avoid being caught off guard. Have a lawyer explain the divorce process and your rights in it.

Your Next Step: Contact the Law Office of Scott David Stewart

If you are experiencing serious marriage problems, we'll make sure you are prepared for what ever happens next. Contact an attorney at our Chandler or Phoenix law office to schedule a consultation. We represent clients throughout Maricopa County, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Gilbert, Paradise Valley, Sun City, Mesa, and Chandler.

Family Law ● Dissolution