Family Law Blog
Among The Best In Tucson!
We've just received some exciting news that we have been voted among the Top 26 divorce lawyers in Tucson! What an honor to be among so many that we at Barrasso Family Law hold at such a high...
When Parents Cannot Agree on School Choices
The economy is reopening and most people in Arizona anticipate that come fall, schools will be back to live learning also. Some schools may still give parents a choice of remote learning or live...
New Court of Appeals Ruling: Equal Time Not Automatic
It has been several years since the legislature adopted ARS 25-403.02. Some people dubbed this the “equal time presumption” statute. The statute says that the court, consistent with the child’s...
School, Covid, Custody and The Courts
School has started for most students in Pima County. There are several different models being used by different schools. Many schools are only allowing distant learning until at least late fall and...
Should I Wait to File My Family Law Case Because of COVID-19 Issues?
These are difficult and unpredictable times. Many people are wondering whether to delay filing their paternity case, divorce or other family law case because of the Pandemic. Hopefully this note...
COVID-19 Update
COVID-19 Update: The Law Offices of Robert Barrasso is staying informed and up-to-date on proper precautions for COVID-19 and its effect on the court system and our legal practice. We are dedicated...
Binge Drinking A Growing Problem, But Dads Might Be Sobering Up
The recent study that has been all over the news is concerning for anyone who cares about the effects of parental drunkenness on children well-being. A study led by Sarah McKetta and Katherine...
Honey Don’t Do It, Don’t You Break My Heart. Don’t You Dare Sign That Disclaimer Deed Either!
Divorce can be hard. Dividing property can be contentious. Fortunately, Arizona law is pretty clear that most property acquired during the marriage is split equally. That seems pretty fair. But...
The Best of Times. The Worst of Times. Holidays for Divorced Parents and Children.
For newly divorced couples, especially those who have been in a long, miserable marriage, the holiday season may be brimming with hope and new traditions. And that is fine, so long as you keep in...
How Bad Is Divorce on Children?
Divorce on Children: Signs of Struggle Let’s face it, most children would not choose to have their parents divorced. Studies show that even when many children are adults, they still regret their...