Family Counsel
Calm, experienced guidance through divorce, parenting time and support, built around what your family and your children actually need next.
Focus Areas /
Overview /
Family cases reach the parts of life that matter most: your children, your home and your sense of security. Behind every file is someone living through one of the hardest seasons they will face, and we never lose sight of that. Our family lawyers pair careful preparation with a steady, respectful tone, aiming to settle what can be settled and to litigate firmly when agreement is out of reach. Whatever your situation, straightforward or deeply contested, we help you understand Arizona law, protect your interests and build a plan that still works once the case is closed.
How We Help /
- Guide clients through divorce, legal separation and annulment in Arizona courts
- Negotiate and litigate legal decision-making and parenting time
- Calculate, request and modify child support and spousal maintenance
- Divide community property, retirement accounts and business interests
- Draft, negotiate and review agreements made before or during a marriage
- Handle step-parent and relative adoptions and guardianships
- Seek orders of protection and plan for safety when it is needed
Why Clients Choose Us /
Family cases carry emotion that makes every decision
feel heavier.
Our role is to lighten that load:
we explain options without jargon, return calls promptly and push hard where your rights or your children's wellbeing are at risk. Clients say they value our honesty most, including the times we advise that a particular fight is not worth what it would cost them in money or peace.
The Team Behind
Every Family Matter
Nora Pratt leads the family practice, supported by colleagues who step in on property, business and appellate questions when a case calls for them.
Graham Corvin
Name Partner
Business & Commercial Disputes
Nora Pratt
Co-Founding Partner
Divorce & Mediation
Adaeze Morrow
Of Counsel
Appeals & Civil Litigation
Lucas Ferro
Senior Counsel
Contracts, Licensing & Compliance
Terrence Vail
Partner
Criminal Law & Trials
Mai Linh Tran
Associate
Property & Land Use
Family Law Questions
We Hear Often
Answers to what parents and spouses ask first. Every family is different, so treat these as a starting point.
Courts look at the child's best interests, including each parent's involvement, the child's adjustment and any safety concerns. Parents who agree on a plan can usually submit it for approval.
Most divorces settle through negotiation or mediation. Trial is the fallback when spouses cannot agree on key issues.
Arizona requires at least 60 days after service before a divorce can be finalized. Contested cases often take several months longer.
Yes. If income, custody or other circumstances change substantially, either parent can ask the court to modify support.
Possibly, in whole or in part. It depends on when it was formed, how it grew and how it was funded, which is why a careful valuation matters.
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Case Review Today
Tell us briefly what is going on, and an attorney will reply within one business day with clear, practical next steps for your matter.
- 4410 N Saguaro Plaza, Suite 12, Phoenix, AZ 85012
- (555) 014-2230