Arizona Divorce Lawyers Protecting Your Rights, Your Assets and Your Future

Experienced Divorce and High Asset Divorce Lawyers

Divorce is a complex and often deeply personal matter, touching every aspect of your life — from your finances and property to your relationships and future plans. Even when both parties are cooperative, the legal, emotional, and financial challenges can be overwhelming without the right guidance.

At Fox Law Group, we work to ease that burden by providing clear advice, strong advocacy, and tailored strategies that protect your interests at every stage. We take the time to understand your goals, explain your options in plain language, and prepare you for each step in the process. Whether your divorce involves straightforward agreements or complex issues such as high-value assets, business interests, or contested custody matters, our mission is to help you make informed, confident decisions that set the foundation for your next chapter.

Filing for Divorce in Arizona

Divorce proceedings begin with a Petition for Dissolution with the court. Arizona divorce laws require a minimum of 60 days from the date of service before continuing with the process. From there, each path differs depending on your unique situation. 

We tailor our approach to your specific needs, whether that means negotiating an agreement through mediation or fighting for you in court. 

Our Arizona divorce lawyers are here to answer all your questions and stand with you each step of the way. Schedule a consultation with our firm today.

High-Asset Divorce Representation

Divorces involving significant assets, complex property holdings, or business interests require a higher level of legal and financial expertise. At Fox Law Group, we have extensive experience handling high-asset divorce cases where the stakes are substantial and the details matter.

We have partnered with trusted financial professionals and forensic accounting services to ensure that every asset is properly identified, valued, and, when necessary, traced. This includes:

  • Business ownership and professional practices

  • Real estate investments

  • Retirement accounts, pensions, and stock portfolios

  • Hidden or undisclosed assets

  • Complex debt division

Our team works collaboratively with financial experts to uncover the full picture of your marital estate, protect your interests, and secure a fair and equitable resolution under Arizona law.

Understanding Arizona Divorce Laws

How long does a divorce take in Arizona?

Every case must observe the required 60-day waiting period from the date of service. If both parties agree on all terms, a Consent Decree may be filed, and the final judgment can be issued in as little as one week to 60 days. If disagreements arise, the process can take significantly longer.

Is AZ a 50/50 divorce state? 

Arizona is a “community property” state and the division of assets is typically split in half. However, there are exceptions to this and an equitable division doesn’t always result in a 50/50 split. 

What is a spouse entitled to in a divorce in Arizona?

Typically speaking, each party is entitled to an equal distribution of assets acquired while married, though the definition is not as straightforward as it seems. There are many factors that can affect what each spouse is “entitled” to and can be contested if one or both parties do not agree. We can discuss any specific questions or concerns you may have regarding your legal rights in this matter.


How much does a divorce cost in AZ?

It depends on the filing and court fees of the county where you’re filing and if you are the petitioner. For instance, the cost of filing a Dissolution of Marriage in Maricopa County is $349. This is a base amount as there are legal fees, court fees, and other expenses that all go into the total cost of a divorce in Arizona.

How do I get an annulment in Arizona?

Requesting a marriage to be null and void as recognized by the state of Arizona requires reasons the marriage should be deemed invalid. There are several factors that are considered, including whether the Petitioner is seeking an annulment of marriage with or without children. We can assess your situation and determine if an annulment is a realistic pathway for you.

Speak with an Arizona Divorce Lawyer

We are here to present you with options based on the specific details of your situation. Though there are different aspects of the process that may be straightforward, other areas may be trickier to navigate.

Our firm is here to help you strategize a path forward. Schedule a consultation today.