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Sampair Group

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(623) 777-3926

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(480) 613-4853

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CLIENT
 

I called a lot of lawyers. Findings and selecting a lawyer is no easy task when one is going through an emotional and costly divorce. Furtherm(...)

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Very professional during the pandemic. Explained everything in detail when I needed more information

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WILLIAMS
 

Everyone in the office is AMAZING! Thank you for everything!

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Patrick is very professional but also goes beyond that and takes time to listen and makes you feel like he is a friend. An attorney that’s truly (...)

VIK
GORDON
 

Patrick & Michele were such great help for me to go through a relocation trial. I have to admit that this was one of the most emotional times of (...)

JOE
CLIENT
 

Patrick, Michele and Erica were great to work with. They explained everything in detail, were always available for questions and were easy to wor(...)

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KEMPTON
 

Brandy was very professional and gave me very sound advice and guidance during a very hard emotional time. I could count on the office to answer (...)

NORMA
DOKKEN
 

Pat and his team handled my divorce like pros. The 1 time divorce fee for uncontested divorce was easy and had great value.

BRAD
BELLES
 

Patrick is a very good attorney and did a great job with my child support mediation

ALEXANDER
CORACIDES
 

Quite honestly I had a great experience for such a stressful situation. Michelle and Patrick always had an answer for every issue. Michelle is su(...)

KEVIN
RUBIO
 

I had a great experience with this law firm. My ex and I had a very clear idea of what we wanted to agree on, they simply facilitated and did suc(...)

PORTER
SINGER
 

awesome, friendly and efficient. Elizabeth and Stephanie were very helpful every step of the way. The financial staff made payment easy and fast.(...)

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SHEETS
 

Very professional staff and great customer experience with my case. Thank you very much.

WILEY
WILLIAMS
 

Attorney Pat Sampair helped me through an extremely difficult and complex legal problem I had with my ex husband. With Pat in the courtroom with (...)

MELISSA
CLIENT
 

Elizabeth and Stephanie are the best. Both were willing and able to answer all my questions and prepare me for upcoming events. The financial gen(...)

KEVIN
SMITH
 

Made me feel like they were on my side. Helped calm my anxiety regarding situation.

CIERRA
CLIENT
 

Great lawyer in divorce. Straight with facts. Got a fair resolution. I had a different law firm pursue my case initially but after 14 months of t(...)

HILTON
CLIENT
 
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They were a saving grace. I was facing a dark hole but as a result of their hard work and dedication, the results of my case were just and equal.(...)

ALEX
CLIENT
 

I called a lot of lawyers. Findings and selecting a lawyer is no easy task when one is going through an emotional and costly divorce. Furtherm(...)

AMANDA
FARRIS
 

Very professional during the pandemic. Explained everything in detail when I needed more information

AMBER
WILLIAMS
 

Everyone in the office is AMAZING! Thank you for everything!

ANITA
RABAGO
 

Patrick is very professional but also goes beyond that and takes time to listen and makes you feel like he is a friend. An attorney that’s truly (...)

VIK
GORDON
 

Patrick & Michele were such great help for me to go through a relocation trial. I have to admit that this was one of the most emotional times of (...)

JOE
CLIENT
 

Patrick, Michele and Erica were great to work with. They explained everything in detail, were always available for questions and were easy to wor(...)

MICHAEL
KEMPTON
 

Brandy was very professional and gave me very sound advice and guidance during a very hard emotional time. I could count on the office to answer (...)

NORMA
DOKKEN
 

Pat and his team handled my divorce like pros. The 1 time divorce fee for uncontested divorce was easy and had great value.

BRAD
BELLES
 

Patrick is a very good attorney and did a great job with my child support mediation

ALEXANDER
CORACIDES
 

Quite honestly I had a great experience for such a stressful situation. Michelle and Patrick always had an answer for every issue. Michelle is su(...)

KEVIN
RUBIO
 

I had a great experience with this law firm. My ex and I had a very clear idea of what we wanted to agree on, they simply facilitated and did suc(...)

PORTER
SINGER
 

awesome, friendly and efficient. Elizabeth and Stephanie were very helpful every step of the way. The financial staff made payment easy and fast.(...)

KEVIN
SHEETS
 

Very professional staff and great customer experience with my case. Thank you very much.

WILEY
WILLIAMS
 

Attorney Pat Sampair helped me through an extremely difficult and complex legal problem I had with my ex husband. With Pat in the courtroom with (...)

MELISSA
CLIENT
 

Elizabeth and Stephanie are the best. Both were willing and able to answer all my questions and prepare me for upcoming events. The financial gen(...)

KEVIN
SMITH
 

Made me feel like they were on my side. Helped calm my anxiety regarding situation.

CIERRA
CLIENT
 

Great lawyer in divorce. Straight with facts. Got a fair resolution. I had a different law firm pursue my case initially but after 14 months of t(...)

HILTON
CLIENT
 

Family Law Attorneys Helping Clients in the Maricopa County Find New Beginnings

The Sampair Group focuses on both simple and complex family law matters throughout Maricopa County. We provide aggressive, affordable legal representation for complex divorce cases, high conflict child custody, child relocation, division of property and debt, paternity matters, spousal maintenance (alimony) and the issuance of Temporary and Emergency Orders. Offices located in Glendale, Scottsdale and Chandler Arizona.

Our Practice Areas
Family
Law

Family law includes a wide range of legal needs that face many families today.

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Child
Custody

In the case of a divorce, one of the most difficult questions is who will retain custody of the children involved when the marriage ends.

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child
support

When going through the divorce or separation process, the effect this will have on your children is one of the top worries you may have.

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Divorce

Getting divorced is never an easy decision, but once you decide that you must end your marriage, you want the process to be as simple and painless as possible.

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Meditation

When a family dispute seems impossible to resolve, many times, people believe that the answer is to go through a legal process such as divorce or annulment.

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Family
Law

Family law includes a wide range of legal needs that face many families today. Couples may find themselves facing issues in their marriage that could possibly result in several different outcomes, such as an annulment, separation, or divorce, depending on the situation.

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Child
Custody

In the case of a divorce, one of the most difficult questions is who will retain custody of the children involved when the marriage ends.

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child
support

When going through the divorce or separation process, the effect this will have on your children is one of the top worries you may have.

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Divorce

Getting divorced is never an easy decision, but once you decide that you must end your marriage, you want the process to be as simple and painless as possible.

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Meditation

When a family dispute seems impossible to resolve, many times, people believe that the answer is to go through a legal process such as divorce or annulment.

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What Types of Cases Does The Sampair Group Handle?

Family Lawyers Serving Maricopa County

The field of family law in Arizona involves a wide range of legal actions. With the more than 60 years of experience combined among our family law attorneys, we know we have pretty much seen it all. One common family law situation that we help with is dissolving marriages, either through a divorce, annulment, or legal separation, as well as all of the issues involved in those proceedings. We can help you and your ex resolve child custody, child support, division of communal property, and spousal support questions. We are also ready and able to help you if you need temporary or emergency orders, such as restraining orders.

Our capable lawyers are very familiar with the rights of all parties involved and can help when you feel your rights as a parent or grandparent aren’t being respected. In any legal case, we are also able to offer mediation to resolve matters without court intervention as much as possible, all while listening to your wishes and making sure your needs are met.

Experienced & Trusted
Attorneys
over six decades of experience Meet our team

Brandy Ramsay

Attorney at Law

Patrick Sampair

Attorney at Law

Esperanza Fragoso

Attorney at Law

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Brandy Ramsay

Attorney at Law

Patrick Sampair

Attorney at Law

Esperanza Fragoso

Attorney at Law

Client Testimonials

They were a saving grace. I was facing a dark hole but as a result of their hard work and dedication, the results of my case were just and equal. Brandy and Stephanie were always there to answer my questions and they replied back quickly whenever I left emails or voicemails. Whenever I would call the office Erica would always get me in the right direction. I would give this firm a 10/10 but that doesn’t even do justice to explain the level of excellence and professionalism that they have. If anyone would ever be in need of an attorneys expertise, without hesitation I would recommend Brandy and the Sampair group.

ALEX
CLIENT

I called a lot of lawyers. Findings and selecting a lawyer is no easy task when one is going through an emotional and costly divorce. Furthermore, I was in search of representation in Arizona, not Texas. Mr. Sampair gave me a telephone consultation due to the fact that I don't live in Arizona. I really liked throughout the entire process that Mr. Sampair seemed warm, caring, and genuine. Also, I appreciated the warm customer service and professionalism of his associates, especially that of his paralegal. They all make a good team.

AMANDA
FARRIS

Very professional during the pandemic. Explained everything in detail when I needed more information

AMBER
WILLIAMS

Everyone in the office is AMAZING! Thank you for everything!

ANITA
RABAGO

Patrick is very professional but also goes beyond that and takes time to listen and makes you feel like he is a friend. An attorney that’s truly in the business to help families.

VIK
GORDON

Patrick & Michele were such great help for me to go through a relocation trial. I have to admit that this was one of the most emotional times of my life. The Sampair Group was able to simplify the process for me so I could focus more of my time with parenting and my job. Initially, I was thinking of not hiring an attorney but after spending some time discussing my case with Patrick, I realized very quickly that I needed help. Patrick and Michele always made themselves available to me and help walk me through all the legal processes along the way. Most importantly, they stayed focussed on what was important and won my case for my son and I. I don’t believe I would have ever been able to handle this alone. When it comes to relocation cases, I would definitely recommend The Sampair Group to anyone. Thanks again for your service!

JOE
CLIENT

Patrick, Michele and Erica were great to work with. They explained everything in detail, were always available for questions and were easy to work with. If you need a Family Law attorney, I highly recommend their services.

MICHAEL
KEMPTON

Brandy was very professional and gave me very sound advice and guidance during a very hard emotional time. I could count on the office to answer all my questions in a timely manner. Highly recommend if you are in need of a educated and professional divorce attorney.

NORMA
DOKKEN

Pat and his team handled my divorce like pros. The 1 time divorce fee for uncontested divorce was easy and had great value.

BRAD
BELLES

Patrick is a very good attorney and did a great job with my child support mediation

ALEXANDER
CORACIDES

Quite honestly I had a great experience for such a stressful situation. Michelle and Patrick always had an answer for every issue. Michelle is super sweet and helpful and Patrick is honest and real with you. Never got expectations that they could not meet. They worked hard for me and were extremely reasonable. I would recommend them any day and have been since I have been using them. Thanks again!!

KEVIN
RUBIO

I had a great experience with this law firm. My ex and I had a very clear idea of what we wanted to agree on, they simply facilitated and did such a great job!

PORTER
SINGER

awesome, friendly and efficient. Elizabeth and Stephanie were very helpful every step of the way. The financial staff made payment easy and fast. THANK YOU ALL!!!!

KEVIN
SHEETS

Very professional staff and great customer experience with my case. Thank you very much.

WILEY
WILLIAMS

Attorney Pat Sampair helped me through an extremely difficult and complex legal problem I had with my ex husband. With Pat in the courtroom with you, you’re in great hands. Thank you

MELISSA
CLIENT

Elizabeth and Stephanie are the best. Both were willing and able to answer all my questions and prepare me for upcoming events. The financial gentleman was also helpful with my payments and processing. The negotiations for my divorce went extremely smooth with Elizabeth’s assistance and closure was painless. THANK YOU ALL.

KEVIN
SMITH

Made me feel like they were on my side. Helped calm my anxiety regarding situation.

CIERRA
CLIENT

Great lawyer in divorce. Straight with facts. Got a fair resolution. I had a different law firm pursue my case initially but after 14 months of them shuffling the same drafts over and over I fired them. They weren’t cheap either ($2500 – $3500 a month). When Sampair took my case he lived up to his consultation. I got my divorce in about 3 and a half months. It was fair, the price was just, the whole firm was supportive and there was certainly NO nickeling and diming. Lessons: Hire an experienced Lawyer like Sampair who knows the law, is honest to lay it straight to you and also listen/follow his advice. I can go on and on but a word to the wise is enough. Hill

HILTON
CLIENT

They were a saving grace. I was facing a dark hole but as a result of their hard work and dedic(...)

ALEX
CLIENT
 

I called a lot of lawyers. Findings and selecting a lawyer is no easy task when one is going t(...)

AMANDA
FARRIS
 

Very professional during the pandemic. Explained everything in detail when I needed more information

AMBER
WILLIAMS
 
FAQs

WHAT IS A DIVORCE?

Divorce is a court process to legally end a marriage. In Arizona, divorce is called “Dissolution of Marriage.” A divorce proceeding will address the division of community assets and liabilities including retirement benefits and spousal maintenance. When there are minor children, it will also address custody, parenting time and child support.

WHAT ARE THE GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN ARIZONA

Arizona is a no-fault state. Unless you have Covenant Marriage, the only grounds for divorce is that the marriage is irretrievably broken. The person filing for divorce will swear to this in their initial Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. If you have a non-covenant marriage, like most people do, you can not get a divorce based on the grounds of adultery, abandonment, abuse or neglect.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET A DIVORCE

In Maricopa County, most uncontested divorce actions can be completed in about 75-90 days.

WHAT DOES COMMON-LAW MARRIAGE MEAN?

Arizona does not recognize common-law marriages.

WHAT IS A LEGAL SEPARATION

A Legal Separation in Arizona addresses all of the issues that a divorce addresses, except that the parties are still legally married. This is sometimes referred to as a “financial divorce,” but it is not a divorce. It divides all of the assets and liabilities, addresses child custody, support andparenting time and allows continue to be legally married without being subject to “community property” rules. A legal separation requires that both parties are in agreement.

HOW DOES THE DIVORCE PROCESS START

One spouse, called the Petitioner, files a document called a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (along with several other documents) with the Clerk of the Court in his or her county of residence. The other spouse, called the Respondent is then served with the Petition and the other documents. If the Respondent does not agree with what the Petitioner is requesting in the Petition, the Respondent must file a Response no later than 20 days (30 days if served out of state) after he or she was served with the documents. If the Respondent fails to file a written Response within the time allowed, the Petitioner can apply to the court for a default. The Petitioner must then file an Application for Entry of Default with the court and mail a copy to the Respondent. The Respondent then has another ten days to file a Response. If the Respondent still does not file a Response within ten days from the date the Application for Entry of Default is filed and mailed, then the Petitioner can proceed with the dissolution hearing.

DO WE HAVE TO GO TO COURT?

If the parties are completely in agreement, in divorce and some other cases, the matter can often be completed without either party ever having to physically set foot in the court house. In many cases, the parties can sign a Consent Decree, which is filed by the attorney with the court. The judge will then review and sign the Consent Decree and then mail the signed copies to each side.

WHEN DOES ARIZONA HAVE JURISDICTION TO FILE MY NEW CASE

To file a new Divorce, at least one of the parties must have been residing in Arizona for at least 90 days. However, generally, the Court does not acquire jurisdiction over the children until they have resided in Arizona for at least 180 days. As a result, except in those cases of emergencies, unless the children have resided in at least 180 days in the state of Arizona prior to filing a petition involving custody and parenting time, the Arizona Court could not have jurisdiction to enter such orders regarding minor children.

WHAT HAPPENS IF I AM SERVED WITH A PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION AND I DO NOT FILE A RESPONSE

If a Petition is filed and served on a spouse the spouse has two options: do nothing if the spouse agrees with what is in the Petition or file a Response if the spouse does not agree with what is in the Petition. However be careful! The failure to file a Response will result in a Divorce Decree being entered and the spouse will have no input into that Decree. Often the filing spouse tells the other spouse not to worry that n answer is not required and no Response is file. Suddenly the spouse that did not Respond finds himself or herself without custody and owing child support and/or spousal maintenance.

Types of Alimony

There are three types of alimony: permanent, rehabilitative, and temporary alimony. Permanent alimony is typically awarded to one who is not and cannot become financially independent. Permanent alimony may not last for the life of the recipient. Factors including, but not limited to, age of the parties, the recipient’s marital status, the recipient’s need for continued financial assistance, and a change in the payer’s ability to provide alimony, are all taken into account when determining whether permanent alimony should be continued after initially awarded. Rehabilitative alimony is temporary in nature. It gives a party a chance to obtain an education or additional career training in order to become self-supporting. Temporary alimony is alimony that lasts for a specific period of time usually one to two years. It is awarded in circumstances when the recipient needs a bit of financial assistance for a short and fixed period of time. Temporary alimony may also be awarded during the pendency of divorce proceedings.

How Alimony is Determined and Received

Whether a party is eligible for alimony is determined by the courts on a case-by-case basis. The court takes several factors into account including: Duration of marriage. Earning capacity of each spouse. Age of each spouse. Contributions the spouses made during the marriage (e.g. Putting the other through school or staying home to raise the children). Age of children. Prenuptial Agreement. Courts may also consider any other economic circumstances in determining whether alimony is proper and the amount that should be awarded. Every state has different laws regarding alimony and the factors to be considered. More than one-half of the states in the country no longer take fault into account in granting or limiting alimony. Alimony may be received weekly or monthly or in a lump sum payment. Either the parties or the court will determine the method of how alimony is received. Alimony is taxable income to the recipient and must be reported on yearly tax returns. It is also constitutes a deductible amount by the payer.

Alimony Modifications

The court may modify alimony if circumstances have changed. For example, a modification may be granted if a decrease in the payer’s ability to provide the original amount of alimony awarded to the recipient has occurred. A modification or cessation of alimony may be granted if the recipient remarries or if their circumstances change. Alimony ceases upon the death of the payer.

Alimony Alternatives

Instead of having alimony awarded to one party for a temporary or permanent period of time, the party could, for example, receive a larger property settlement, stay in the family home or keep an account that was previously in both parties’ names. Alimony in gross is not technically alimony but refers to a property division payable either in a lump sum payment or in installment payments over a set period of time.

Rehabilitative Spousal Support

Alimony awards, also called “spousal support,” are usually granted at the court’s discretion upon a determination, which takes into account certain factors, that spousal maintenance is necessary. Some of the factors considered when determining alimony payments include the education of the spouses, their respective work experiences, income histories, ages, health, the length of the marriage, and the time either spouse has spent out of the work force. Alimony may be either temporary (often called “rehabilitative alimony”) or permanent. The court grants rehabilitative spousal support when one spouse has been disadvantaged in order to equalize the burden of the divorce.

ARE WOMEN PRESUMED TO BE BETTER PARENTS OR MORE LIKELY TO “WIN” CUSTODY?

All things being equal, men will do just as well as women in a custody dispute. There is no presumption under Arizona law that women are better qualified than men to parent or that physical custody or any preference should be with the mothers. Men are frequently awarded primary custody of children.

WHAT IS PARENTING TIME?

Parenting time is literally the time that the children spend with each parent. In the past, parenting time has been referred to as both “visitation” and “physical custody".

WHAT IS A PARENTING PLAN?

A Parenting Plan is a document that outlines the time that the minor child/children spend with each parent. It also divides a holidays and vacation time. Usually there are also provisions governing the payment of extracurricular activities and unpaid medical expenses. A Parenting Plan is prepared in all custody cases.

DO WE HAVE TO FOLLOW THE PARENTING PLAN?

If the parties are in agreement they do not have to follow the parenting plan on a day to day basis. If they fall out of agreement, they must follow the plan. The initial Parenting Plan is approved by the court, however the parties are allowed to modify the plan in writing on their own if they so agree.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE IN JOINT (LEGAL) DECISION MAKING AND SOLE (LEGAL) DECISION MAKING?

Legal Decision Making is the decision making part of being a parent. Joint Legal Decision Making means that both parents have equal say with regards to major decisions, such as those related to education, health care, sports, social and other activities.

CAN THE CHILDREN DECIDE WHO THEY WANT TO LIVE WITH?

Minor children can never decide who they want to live with. However, the courts do give consideration to the child’s wishes in determining parenting time and custody issues. The older the child, the more deference given the child’s desires.

HOW IS CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATED IN ARIZONA?

Child support is determined by a formula adopted by the Arizona Supreme Court. The amount of support is determined by adding together the monthly gross income for each party. From that number a basic support amount is determined from the guidelines. The basic support amount is then affected by such things as medical insurance for the child, child care, educational costs, the age of the child, and support of other children.

HOW IS THE CHILD SUPPORT PAID?

Usually, child support is paid by wage assignment. The wage assignment is sent by the Court to the employer of the parent ordered to pay child support. The employer is required, under federal law and state law, to withhold the child support in pay it over to the Support Payment Clearinghouse. However, if the employer does not withhold and pay over the child support amount, or pays less than the amount ordered, it is still the responsibility of the paying parent to make sure he/she stays current on the child support. Payments of child support are made through the Support Payment Clearinghouse. If payments are made directly to the seating parent, assumption is those payments are a gift unless otherwise agreed, in writing, by the parties.

WHAT IF THE PARTIES AGREE TO NO CHILD SUPPORT?

State law requires that the parties tell the Court what child support should have been absent the agreement. It also requires that the parties provide a good reason to the Court why there should be no child support. It is up to the discretion of the Court to determine whether to agree with the parties desire not to order child support.

AM I ENTITLED TO “BACK CHILD SUPPORT” IF THE OTHER PARENT HAS NOT BEEN SUPPORTING THE CHILDREN?

In cases where the non-custodial parent has not been contributing or under-contributing to the support of the children, the court can order up to 3 years of back child support. Additionally, the court can issue an award for unreimbursed birthing expenses.

WHAT ARE GRANDPARENT’S RIGHTS?

Grandparent Rights are the rights of grandparents to have visitation with their grandchildren. In general, grandparent visitation occurs during the visitation of the parent related to the grandparent. Oftentimes, the grandparent and parents are estranged or one of the natural parents is deceased and/or cannot be found. In those cases, the grandparent can file a petition for grandparent visitation with the minor child. In determining the level of visitation with the grandparent, the Court will look to the best interest of the minor child in having such visitation.

WHAT IF THE OTHER PARTY HAS DRUG OR ALCOHOL ISSUES?

If one parent has reason to believe that the other parent is using illegal drugs or abusing prescription drugs or alcohol, there are many options available to help protect the children. First and foremost, the court can order drug testing through TASC, both urine and hair follicle tests can be ordered. A positive result will result in supervised visitation only until several months of clean UA’s are accumulated. Further options include a family evaluation by a trained professional that can include psychological tests, investigation of medical, mental health, court and other records. This type investigation may include interviews of family members, associates, the parties’ children and others.

WHAT IS A “TITLE IV-D” CASE?

A Title IV-D case is generally a case brought by the State of Arizona on behalf of the parent in “possession” of the child, to Order the other parent to pay Child Support. While Paternity is established through the Court, generally no issues regarding Joint/Sole Decision Making or Parenting Time are addressed in IV-D Court, so the other parent must bring a separate action to establish these rights

How Do Family Law Lawyers Protect Children in Arizona?

Family Lawyers Serving Maricopa County

At The Sampair Group, children’s rights and safety are our foremost concern. Our family law lawyers take pride in representing clients in matters where the children are the primary focus, such as child custody, paternity, child relocation, domestic violence, and orders of protection.

These legal issues don’t just affect the adults involved, but can potentially take a high toll on the children. Our goal is always to minimize the negative impact on their lives and find solutions that will give them a better future. If you need help with a family matter involving your children, please reach out to us right away to discuss your situation with us in a free case evaluation at one of our convenient Maricopa County locations. Call 623-777-3926.

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How Long Will My Family Law Case Take to Resolve?

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Since every family’s situation and legal needs are different, it can be very difficult to tell how long it will take to completely resolve your family law case. For example, when a couple decides to get a divorce, it may begin as an uncontested divorce where the couple agrees on all issues. These cases can be wrapped up quickly. On the other hand, spouses cannot agree on solutions for the issues involved, such as child custody or division of joint property, they may need mediation or even court intervention, ion which can add quite a bit of time to the process.

At The Sampair Group, we know that your time and money are precious period. Reach out to us 623-777-3926 today to discuss the details of your case and see how we can help you.

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