Guiding Families Through Life’s Important Transitions

While Arizona law doesn’t require an attorney, divorce involves complex legal issues including property division, child custody, and support calculations. An experienced divorce lawyer can protect your rights and ensure fair outcomes, especially when children or significant assets are involved.

Arizona requires a 60-day waiting period from the date the non-filing spouse is severed with the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. While this is the minimum time period for a divorce to be finalized, contested cases involving children or property disputes may take longer. The complexity of the divorce is the driving factor for the length of the process.

Estate plans are prepared on a flat fee basis. The flat fee is set based on the complexity of your situation and documents to be prepared. The fee is determined after an initial consultation, in which we will discuss your goals and explore your options. At Willman Law Firm, we provide transparent fee information upfront and work to keep costs manageable while ensuring thorough protection.

Whether a probate is required depends on the assets owned by the deceased person, and how they are titled, at the time of their death. The initial step in administering a person’s estate is determining whether a probate is required. Our attorneys can help you determine whether a probate is necessary and guide your through the process efficiently.