Getting through a divorce in ways that preserve the parties' dignity, respects their rights, and looks out for the interests of their children is a large and important part of family law. But the term "family law" also includes a growing number of other legal and social issues that do not involve the breakdown of a marriage, but that do encompass the vibrant and challenging life of the modern American family.
From the rights of the youngest to those of the oldest, from adoption of small children to the sensitive issues surrounding the end-of-life period and even litigation that can follow death, Nirenstein Garnice Soderquist lawyers have the insight and experience to help you. Please read on to learn about our expertise in the many aspects of "family law" beyond divorce, support and custody.
Paternity
At Nirenstein Garnice Soderquist PLC we firmly believe that every person who brings a child into the world should accept his or her share of the financial, legal and emotional responsibilities of that child's care. In every paternity case our…read more »
Adoption Practice
Nirenstein Garnice Soderquist PLC provides knowledgeable and compassionate representation for adoptive parents and birth parents. Our Arizona lawyers take great pride in providing personal attention in this sensitive area of law by making themselves readily accessible, and performing all services…read more »
Juvenile Law
Whether you are defending against an unwarranted Child Protection Services (CPS) action, or seek to protect a child at risk for abuse or neglect, or seeking to adopt a child already in your care such as a grandchild, relative or…read more »
Elder Law
Elder law is an emerging area of law that combines a broad range of topics: wills and trusts, probate and estate planning, guardianship, health care, tax planning, capacity and conservatorship, elder rights and nursing home abuse, and more. The common…read more »
Estate & Probate Litigation
On TV shows or in the movies, the reading of the last will and testament often happens at the end and is meant to wrap everything up. In reality, it's often just the beginning. The unfortunate truth is that disputes…read more »