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Kedia Law assists families in Phoenix with navigating child custody, relocation, and uncontested divorce.

We stand for what’s right, balancing fairness with compassion so families can move forward with hope. When you work with Kedia Law, you can expect to be heard. You will be treated fairly and provided with practical wisdom delivered directly with compassion and kindness. We believe kids come first and that endings can become beginnings. When it feels like everything is falling apart, Kedia Law helps you pull it all together.

05/29/2026

Not every divorce has to follow the same path.

For example, some couples find that the Summary Consent Process offers a more straightforward way to move ahead, especially when there is already general agreement on the bigger decisions.

That said, it’s not just agreeing with everything along the way; it's both parties being clear about the outcome they want and doing what they can together to get there.

Here are a few things to think about:

✔️ Are both people comfortable having open, honest conversations about finances and next steps?
✔️ Is there a clear understanding of assets, debts, and responsibilities?
✔️ Are both parties willing to work toward resolution without escalating conflict?

This is the process we help our clients work through, so the outcome is more efficient and less stressful.

Every situation is different, but understanding your options early can help you choose the approach that fits your situation best.

05/28/2026

During a recent Kedia Law team Lunch and Learn, we had the chance to hear from Samone Bollerud-Beitler, a divorce-certified real estate expert, who walked our team through how real estate is handled differently during a divorce.

One of the biggest takeaways was that selling a home in this context is not the same as a typical transaction. Samone shared the differences between a divorce realtor and a normal realtor, and the importance of financial factors such as equity division, refinancing, and court-related requirements.

Our team walked away with a lot of useful information. It was also a great reminder of how important it is to have the right professionals involved when going through major life transitions.

Thank you, Samone, for sharing your knowledge with us. We appreciate the opportunity to keep learning so we can better support our clients.

05/26/2026

Kedia Law's FAQs: Summary Consent Process (Uncontested Divorce)

One question we hear often is: “If we agree on everything, do we still need to go through the court?”

The short answer is yes, but it is often simpler than you might think.

Even when both parties are in agreement, the court still needs to review and finalize the terms to make everything legally binding. That’s where the Summary Consent Process comes in.

Instead of going back and forth in court, the focus is on submitting your agreement for approval, which can make the quicker and less stressful. That said, it’s still important to make sure everything is clearly outlined and properly prepared before it’s finalized.

05/22/2026

When you are considering or starting to go through a divorce or separation, you might not know where to start, and that's ok. There are several resources for people in Arizona that can help you and answer your questions.

A great place online to start is the Arizona Judicial Branch, which offers a Self-Service Center with step-by-step information, court forms, and helpful resources for family law matters, including divorce and parenting time. https://www.azcourts.gov/selfservicecenter/family

It can be a useful way to get a better understanding of the process and feel a little more prepared as you take your next steps. And if you find yourself needing guidance along the way, you don't have to figure it all out on your own. We're here whenever you need support.

https://www.kedialawllc.com/

05/19/2026

Family law situations can be incredibly challenging for everyone involved, so it's always our goal to provide not only guidance but also compassion and reassurance along the way.

We appreciate you trusting us to be part of your journey and wish you all the best moving forward.

05/15/2026

Earlier this week, we talked about one of the biggest questions in divorce: what happens to the family home in Arizona.

If you are going through a divorce and selling your home might be part of that decision, there’s often more to consider than you might expect. For example:

✔️ Are there any liens, unpaid balances, or HOA issues tied to the property?
✔️ How does your credit impact your ability to refinance or purchase something new?
✔️ Are there costs, like solar agreements or deferred maintenance, that could affect your equity?
✔️ Who is responsible for ongoing expenses like utilities while the home is on the market?

These are the kinds of details that can easily get overlooked, but they can have a big impact on your finances and overall outcomes. This is where we suggest to our clients to work with someone who understands the intersection of real estate and divorce.

In Phoenix, a divorce-certified realtor like Samone Beitler helps you make sure all these moving pieces are considered early, so you don't have other stressful matters to deal with on top of everything else.

She can answer all your real estate questions like those above and help you get clear on current laws regarding your rights as a homeowner. Here is her information if you would like to reach out to her.

https://arizonasbestrealestateagent.com/
Samone Bollerud Beitler PC

05/14/2026

Often, when people go through a divorce, they focus solely on getting through the legal process, but divorce and separation are much more than that. It's an emotional process, too.

Even when both people are working amicably toward a summary consent resolution, there is often a spectrum of emotions, including frustration and sadness. That’s a normal part of the experience.

When it comes to taking care of your emotional hygiene, as we like to call it, what matters is how you handle those emotions. For example, when emotions go unspoken or unresolved, they can show up in other places, such as how you communicate with others and your day-to-day decision-making.

Taking care of yourself during this big life change is incredibly important, and we stress this to all our clients.

Take a step back, be aware of what you're feeling, and give yourself space to process what is happening.

05/13/2026

Kedia Law's FAQs: Know Your Rights

"What happens to the family home in a divorce?"

This is a very common and emotional question for a lot of families going through divorce, and we understand that. Your home is your safe space, and where your kids grew up or are growing up, so you want to make this transitional part of your life as less stressful as possible for them and yourself.

In Arizona, there is no one-size-fits-all answer because the home is typically considered community property if it was purchased during the marriage. What happens with the home will depend on your specific situation. Some common options include:
✔️ One spouse keeps the home and buys out the other’s share
✔️ The home is sold and the proceeds are divided
✔️ In some cases, one spouse may remain in the home temporarily, especially when children are involved

What matters most is finding a solution that makes sense financially and practically for both parties. Real estate decisions can have a lasting impact, so it’s important to understand your options before making a move.

05/09/2026

Contrary to popular belief and maybe some stories that you have heard from friends, divorce doesn't always have to be a battle.

Yes, divorce can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't always have to be complicated or contentious. In fact, from the cases we work on, many Arizona couples choose a more unified path through what is commonly called an uncontested divorce, or the Summary Consent Process.

This option works best when both spouses can agree on key decisions, such as finances, property, and parenting arrangements. Instead of going back and forth in court, the focus is on working together to reach an agreement and submitting it for approval.

The Summary Consent Process is a less stressful and more efficient way for both parties to move forward, which is ideal when trying to take care of your emotional health on top of everything else.

Of course, every situation is unique and should be treated as such, but this approach can make the process feel much more manageable for all involved.

03/11/2026

Kedia Law Q&A: Child Support

“How is child support determined in Arizona?”

Child support is based on several factors, including each parent’s income, how much time a child spends in each household, and who pays for expenses like health insurance, childcare, and education.

Courts also look at the financial needs of the child, the standard of living the child would have experienced in an intact home, medical and educational needs, and the duration of parenting time. While Arizona has child support guidelines, amounts may differ when there are extraordinary medical costs, special educational needs, or when applying the guidelines would be unjust in a specific case.

Child support does not automatically end if a parent remarries, though a new household may affect the overall calculation.

If you need to discuss your options and feel heard, we are hear to listen.

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