Scottsdale, Arizona
Family law guidance in Scottsdale.
A change at home can raise questions about your children, finances, and future. We help you sort out the legal issues and choose a next step you understand.
Available in English and Spanish
Start with the issue affecting your family.
You may be thinking about separation, adjusting to two households, or trying to establish a child's legal parentage. Each situation calls for different paperwork and decisions. You don't need to know the legal name for your problem before you call.
Turquoise Law Group serves Scottsdale and nearby Maricopa County communities. We begin with your goals, any existing court orders, and deadlines that need attention. You can speak with us in English or Spanish.
The decisions we can help you address.
Divorce and separation
A divorce can involve your home, debts, support, and children. We help you identify the decisions that belong in your case.
Parenting plans
A clear plan covers school days, holidays, exchanges, and important decisions. The details should fit your child’s needs and your family’s daily life.
Paternity and parentage
Establishing legal parentage can be a step toward court orders for parenting time and child support. We explain how those issues fit together.
Existing family court orders
If circumstances have changed or an order is not being followed, bring the current order. We can discuss whether a request to change or enforce it may fit.
A conversation before a commitment.
Your first consultation is free. We explain the proposed work and fees before you decide whether to hire us.
- Bring your questions
- Meet in Scottsdale or talk remotely
- Ask for your preferred language
Bring the story and the paperwork.
A short timeline helps us focus on what matters. Bring what you have; missing paperwork shouldn't keep you from asking for help.
- Court papers, current orders, and any hearing dates
- Your main concerns about parenting, housing, or support
- A brief list of family income, expenses, property, and debts
- Any safety concerns or limits on contact with the other person
A clear starting point for your case.
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Talk through your situation
We listen to what has changed and ask about the people, orders, and deadlines involved.
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Identify the legal path
We explain the issues that may need an agreement, a filing, or further review.
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Set the scope and next steps
Before work begins, we discuss the services, fees, and information needed for your matter.
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Keep the plan current
As your case develops, we help you understand new documents and the choices in front of you.
Questions about your next step.
These answers cover common starting points. Bring your own facts and documents to a consultation.
Call (480) 863-6303No. A consultation can help you understand your options before you decide what to do. Tell us if you have been served or have a hearing scheduled so we can review the timing.
Yes. Questions about paternity, parenting time, legal decision-making, and child support can arise when parents were never married. The right starting point depends on whether legal parentage and orders already exist.
Many issues can be discussed and resolved through an agreement, subject to applicable court review. A parenting agreement must address the child’s best interests. We can discuss whether negotiation makes sense for your circumstances.
Bring the full order and any later changes. A move, a change in income, or a disagreement does not automatically replace it. We can review the steps required to ask for a change or enforcement.
Yes. English and Spanish support is available. Let us know your preferred language when you book so we can help you follow the conversation and prepare your questions.
Fees depend on the work needed and whether issues are disputed. Your first consultation is free. We discuss the proposed scope and fees before you decide whether to hire us.
Arizona legal resources
General information, not advice for your individual case. Laws and deadlines depend on the facts of your matter.
Start a conversation
Talk through your family’s next step.
Tell us what has changed and what you need help understanding. Start with a free consultation in English or Spanish.
- Phone, video, or in our Scottsdale office
- Free and with no obligation
- Available in English and Spanish