What is a family law master? The Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure define a family law master as “a person appointed by the court, including a family law conference officer, to take evidence on one or more disputed issues and submit a report to the court containing findings of fact and conclusions of law.” How does a family law master get appointed? A family law master may be appointed based on the stipulation of the parties or on the Court’s own motion. ARFLP 72(A). Who can be a … [Read more...]
What Do You Do If You Are Mediating your Arizona Divorce and You Believe That Your Spouse Has Hidden Assets?
June 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
What Do You Do If You Are Mediating Your Arizona Divorce , But You Think That Your Spouse May Have Hidden Assets? Some parties to a divorce think that the other party has hidden assets. It is true that people can, and undoubtedly have, successfully hidden assets before, whether involved in a litigated or mediated case. Mediation can address complex issues, like hidden assets. At times, it is just a lack of information about the family finances that renders parties suspicious. An open … [Read more...]
