In Arizona, divorce doesn’t require proof of fault. One spouse simply has to state the marriage is “irretrievably broken.” But while the path in may be easy, the path through is anything but—especially when property, children, and finances are at stake.
As a community property state, Arizona assumes assets acquired during the marriage belong equally to both spouses. But when separate property is mixed in—through gifts, inheritances, or prenuptial agreements—untangling what’s yours becomes a high-stakes challenge.
That’s where we come in.
At Jaburg Wilk, we don’t dabble in family law—we specialize in it. Our attorneys are trusted by executives, business owners, and professionals who need strategic counsel and meticulous representation.
We provide:
Representation in high-asset divorce cases
Business valuations using expert forensic accountants
Tax impact analysis of settlements and spousal maintenance
Defense and pursuit of spousal support
Development of detailed parenting plans and custody agreements
Litigation support for contested property division
Protection of separate property interests
We help you make smart, informed decisions—without letting emotion derail your outcome. When possible, we encourage mediation or arbitration to resolve disputes privately and cost-effectively. But when litigation is necessary, we’re ready.
Legal separation offers many of the same protections as divorce, without ending the marriage. It can be a wise option for those with religious concerns, shared benefits, or financial exposure to a spouse’s debts. We’ll help you weigh your options and make the right call.
Because they want a law firm that listens, prepares, and executes with precision. Because they need more than sympathy—they need solutions. And because when everything is on the line, they trust us to protect what matters most.
Schedule a confidential consultation with an experienced Arizona divorce attorney today.