Planning ahead, can save a lot of money and provide peace of mind. Staying prepared with adequaate knowledge can go a long way to protect your assets and family relationships. The articles and tips in this section are aimed to help you understand and prepare for some of the more common issues you’ll encounter in a divorce, child custody, or other family law matter.
- Is Mediation a Smart Option for High Net Worth Divorce in Arizona?
on January 6, 2026Co-Authored by Cynthia L. Best, Esq. & Tali Best Collins, Esq. When people hear the word mediation, they often assume it is only appropriate for […]
- Commentary on OOP and Tennessee domestic violence registryon January 6, 2026
Arizona does not have such a registry and it would be valuable. Victims would be better protected and perpetrators would not be able to repeat their […]
- Can I Protect My Kids in Arizona?on January 5, 2026
Co-Authored by Cynthia L. Best, Esq. & Tali Best Collins, Esq. One of the most urgent and emotional questions parents ask is, “Can I protect my […]
- How Will Filing an OOP affect my divorce?on January 5, 2026
How Does an Order of Protection Affect Divorce in Arizona? Should I Get an Order of Protection Before Filing for Divorce? Co-Authored by Cynthia L. […]
- Question and Answer for How Will OOP Affect my Divorce?on January 5, 2026
FAQ: Orders of Protection and Divorce in Arizona Should I get an Order of Protection before filing for divorce in Arizona? It depends on safety, […]
- What Happens If Your Spouse Refuses To Sign Divorce Papers In Texas?on December 23, 2025
As divorce attorneys serving clients across Dallas, Frisco, and San Antonio, we often meet people who feel trapped because their spouse refuses to […]
- What Proof Do You Need for an Order of Protection in Arizona?on December 17, 2025
Co-Authored by Cynthia L. Best, Esq. & Tali Best Collins, Esq. One of the most common questions we hear from people considering an Order of […]
- How to Get Someone to Stop Harassing You in Arizona (Even If You Don’t Want Them Arrested)on December 17, 2025
Co-Authored by Cynthia L. Best, Esq. & Tali Best Collins, Esq. Harassment can look different for everyone. For some people, it’s constant […]
- Living Will, Last Will… An Elder Law Attorney Explains In Our Latest Podcast Episode
on December 16, 2025When families start planning for long-term care or crisis situations, they often come face-to-face with a pile of legal documents... The post Living […]
- Is This Abuse? 15 Signs Arizona Courts Consider Domestic Violenceon December 9, 2025
Many people live with fear, intimidation, or controlling behavior long before they recognize it as domestic violence. You may tell yourself things […]
- How To Stay Calm When Your Spouse Tries To Provoke You During Divorce In Texason December 9, 2025
As experienced divorce attorneys serving clients across Dallas, Frisco, San Antonio, and the State of Texas, we know that emotions usually run high […]
- ONDA Continues Growth with Two New Associate Hireson December 5, 2025
Emerging family law attorneys join one of Texas’ largest family law practices DALLAS – Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson is pleased […]
- Holiday Gifting and Medicaid: What Families Need to Know Before “Spending Down” This Season in Floridaon December 4, 2025
The holiday season is a natural time for families to discuss long-term care planning. When adult children gather with their... The post Holiday […]
- The Psychology Of Financial Control In Marriage And How It Affects Divorceon November 25, 2025
As Frisco asset division attorneys, we frequently see how money becomes more than just a financial tool; it often becomes a source of power within a […]
- Family First Firm Foundation & Senior Resource Alliance Join Forces for Emergency Food Distribution
on November 13, 2025In response to the nationwide delay of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits brought on by the federal government shutdown,... […]
- Co-Parenting Missteps That Can Hurt Your Custody Case in Texason November 11, 2025
As Dallas family law attorneys, we have seen how even well-meaning parents can harm their own custody cases through avoidable mistakes. Co-parenting […]