Mesa Legal Blog

Knowing Divorce in Arizona

On behalf of Bryson Law Firm, PLC | January 16, 2020 | Family Law | 0 comment

State Bar of Arizona uses the word divorce as shorthand for the real, legal term: dissolution of marriage. The simple term covers both broad and complex concepts but despite its fearsome reputation, it is possible to navigate. While the process is not always intuitive (and it is always recommended to reach out to an attorney for consultation), divorce

Dealing with stress after a divorce

On behalf of Bryson Law Firm, PLC | January 16, 2020 | Family Law | 0 comment

Getting a divorce can lead to many feelings of anxiety or tension. Many people who underestimated the impact it would have on their emotional health may feel unsure about how to handle those feelings of stress. However, there are some constructive ways to deal with this issue. One of the first things a person should

Who is at fault in a motorcycle accident that happens at an Intersection?

On behalf of Bryson Law Firm, PLC | December 22, 2019 | personal injury | 0 comment

Intersections in Arizona and anywhere else in the U.S. are by far the riskiest spots for a cyclist to get an accident. According to an article on Nolo, bicycle accidents that involve a head-on collision with cars account for 11 percent, while those that happen on intersections are about 45 percent.  But why are intersections hazardous

Maintaining and separating assets and accounts during a divorce

On behalf of Bryson Law Firm, PLC | December 16, 2019 | Uncategorized | 0 comment

Community property includes any assets, accounts and properties acquired jointly during a marriage in Arizona. When a couple decides to divorce, their community property generally divides equally in half between the two spouses. Millennial couples are maintaining separate bank accounts, as reported by CNBC, but it may not always prevent sharing half of it with a

Shared custody in AZ may benefit the kids

On behalf of Bryson Law Firm, PLC | November 6, 2019 | Family Law | 0 comment

An unhappy marriage can feel like an immense burden on couples in Arizona. Even after filing for divorce, a lot of time goes into negotiating the separation of assets and debts. When couples have children, the disentanglement becomes even more difficult as they must work together to raise happy, healthy and well-adjusted children. In most

How to establish paternity in Arizona

On behalf of Bryson Law Firm, PLC | October 29, 2019 | Family Law | 0 comment

Whether you are a father who wants to obtain visitation rights with your child or a mother seeking financial support after a relationship ends, the first step is establishing legal paternity. Once the court determines a legal father, orders for custody and support can follow. Read on to learn more about the process for establishing paternity