Dec 5, 2025
A Comprehensive Legal Resource for Arizona Couples Planning Their Future A prenuptial agreement in Arizona is a legally binding contract couples sign before marriage that defines how assets, debts, income, and financial responsibilities will be handled during the...
Dec 5, 2025
Millennials are often described as the generation that does things differently—and when it comes to marriage, that trend continues. More millennials are choosing to create prenuptial agreements before saying “I do,” not because they expect their marriages to fail, but...
Dec 5, 2025
For many couples, discussing a prenuptial agreement doesn’t feel romantic—but it is practical. In Arizona, where community property laws automatically divide most assets and debts acquired during the marriage, a prenuptial agreement can give you far more control over...
Sep 30, 2013
Division of Community Property: Divorce Shares Something With Horseshoes Written by: Stefano Ceroni When it comes to the division of community property (property that is accumulated during your marriage), a lot will hinge on whether you live in (1) an Equitable...
Aug 22, 2013
“L’Eggo my Eggo”-AZ Sole and Separate Property Written by: Stefano Ceroni Just because Arizona is a “community property” State doesn’t mean Arizona divorce couples can’t own sole and separate property. In fact, only property acquired during marriage (with a few small...
Aug 8, 2013
AZ Community Property, Commingling and Cooties Written by: Stefano Ceroni Even if they know and understand AZ community property laws, divorcing couples often assume that if a party owns a financial account or vehicle that is solely in one person’s name, the spouse...
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