November 14, 2018 | Published in Child Custody
Often one of the parents desires to move with the minor child or children to another state or a substantial distance within the state (over 100 miles) which would make it more difficult for the other parent to exercise his or her parenting time. Sometimes one of the parties desires to be closer to family… read more
July 6, 2017 | Published in Child Custody
I’m extremely proud of the recognitions I’ve earned, like Certified Family Law Specialist, Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and Arizona Top Attorneys. But I’ve learned one of my greatest strengths is delivering practical advice, in plain language, when my clients need it most. — William Bishop Phoenix Child Custody Attorney on Legal Decision-Making One of… read more
June 20, 2014 | Published in Child Custody
Judges in Maricopa County can use a procedure called a parenting conference to involve mental health professionals in the decision-making process for custody battles. Here we will take note of two other processes that can be deployed in these cases: Limited Family Assessment (LFA) As their names imply, a Limited Family Assessment is a narrower,… read more