Attorney Laura Gillis has helped hundreds of clients since 2001 with divorce, child support, child custody, visitation, legal separation, spousal maintenance, and prenuptial agreements.
The Law Office of Laura Gillis can help navigate through issues of legal decision-making. Call today for a consultation: (602) 277-4736.
The Law Office of Laura Gillis can help navigate through issues of legal decision-making. Call today for a consultation: (602) 277-4736.
Divorce
With compassion, understanding, and sensitivity, we can help you get through this very difficult process. Whether you face a contested, or uncontested divorce, Attorney Laura Gillis will be a strongly advocate on your behalf, while protecting your interests. Read More…Child Custody
In Arizona, the primary consideration of the court in determining custody matters is the best interests of the child. At The law offices of Laura Gillis, we understand how important your children are to you. We are ready to aggressively represent you in child custody matters. Read More…Spousal Maintenance
Spousal maintenance may be temporary, lump sum, periodic, rehabilitative, or lifetime. It is important to note that all spousal maintenance awards remain modifiable unless the parties agree to make the award non-modifiable. Read More…Prenuptial Agreements
The law offices of Laura Gillis can assist you with protecting your legal rights if you are contemplating a prenuptial agreement. We can also assist you if you are a party to a prenuptial agreement and you are now contemplating or facing a divorce action. Read More…Visitation
Parents who are denied the ability to participate in the legal decisions effecting their children, they are still often entitled to generous visitation rights, unless visitation with the non-custodial parent does not serve the child’s best interests. The child’s welfare is the court’s primary concern with custody and visitation matters. Parents may be denied visitation rights for the following reasons: Read More…In Loco Parentis
The term In Loco Parentis refers to situation where a party who is not a legal parent of a child but who has stood like a parent to a child(ren) may apply to the Court for custody or visitation rights. To determine a custody right for a non-parent the Court must find that there has been a meaningful parental relationship. Read More…Third Party Visitation
In Arizona, the primary consideration of the court in determining custody matters is the best interests of the child. At The law offices of Laura Gillis, we understand how important your children are to you. We are ready to aggressively represent you in your child custody matters. Read More…Other Pages You May Be Interested In
Divorce
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Child Custody
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Spousal Mainteanance
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Prenuptial Agreements
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Child Visitation
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In Loco Parentis
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Third Party Visitation
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