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Paradise Valley (4 miles)
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Phone: (480) 209-1918

Phone: (480) 948-1913

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South Scottsdale, Resort Corridor

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Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Legal Service Plans, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (480) 264-3720

Address: 7373 E Doubletree Ranch Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85258

Website: http://www.fwllaw.com/contact-us.html

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Divorce
The Law Office of Jami I. Wilenchik, PLLC (fwllaw.com) is a dynamic firm of Scottsdale lawyers emphasizing divorce and family law, bankruptcy, and business and litigation representation. At Law Office of Jami I. Wilenchik, PLLC, our attorneys bring a broad range of perspectives, experience, and skill to the representation of our clients' needs in the areas of family law, bankruptcy, business law, and litigation.
Child Support
In Arizona a biological parent is required under the law to provide child support (monetary support) to his or her child(ren). The amount of financial support required to support a child in Arizona is determined by a mathematical formula set forth in the Arizona Support Guidelines and is based on the actual or attributed income of both parents. The Arizona Support Guidelines additionally consider standard expenses for the minor child(ren), medical insurance, child care costs and the time that each parent spends with the child(ren).
Child Custody and Visitation
Grandparents or Great-Grandparents in Arizona may seek grandparent rights to have visitation with a grandchild during the child’s minority. Normally a grandparent will seek grandparent rights where they have had a falling out with their child who is refusing to allow the grandparent contact with the grandchild or where one parent is deceased or not associated with the grandchild and the grandparents have therefore lost contact with the grandchild. A.R.S. 25-409 sets forth the specific laws which control for grandparent visitation. A court is only permitted to enter grandparent visitation rights where the marriage of the parents has been dissolved at least three months, one parent is deceased or missing for three month, or the child was born out of wedlock. If these factors exist, the Court still must determine if it is in the best interests of the child for visitation with the grandparents to occur. The Court is required to consider all factors in the best interests of the child including the following under A.R.S. 25-409...
Adoption
Step-parent adoption is a process by which a spouse of a biological parent may obtain rights to parent a child as if the child was his or her own biological parent. If a step-parent is legally able to adopt a child they will have the same parenting rights to a minor child as the biological parent including a duty to financially support the minor child. A step parent adoption can only be granted if one biological parent has either consented to the adoption or has had their parenting rights terminated. A step-parent must be married to the biological parent for at least one year for an adoption to be approved by the Court.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Premarital Agreements, also known as Prenuptial Agreements, are written agreements entered into by a couple prior to the date of marriage. The typical reasons for seeking a prenuptial agreement include the following...
Guardianship
A guardianship of minor action is a legal action whereby an adult who has physical custody of a minor child, or an adult appointed by the parents may obtain rights to legally supervise and care for that child on a temporary or permanent basis. Except where a guardianship is filed in conjunction with a legal dependency matter, it is preferable that both parents must either consent to a guardianship or not oppose the guardianship to ensure that the Court will order same. Where the parents contest a guardianship action, it can be extremely difficult to obtain a guardianship order as the standard of proof is quite high. A guardianship action may also involve a Conservatorship if the minor who needs care and supervision has financial resources that must be protected and controlled.
Spousal Support
Leathers v. Leathers, 166 P.3d 929, 512 Ariz. Adv. Rep 25 (App. 2007). A divorce court must take into consideration the expected lags between jobs and the variability of the husband’s income in determining the amount of spousal support due the wife.
Legal Separation
Legal separation is a process by which parties do not actually dissolve their marriage but rather divide property and debt from marriage as well as make appropriate orders regarding children and support of family. It is required that the parties live separate and apart where this type of action is sought. Even where parties decide to separate rather than divorce the Arizona court process is the same or similar to that of divorce. Most individuals who obtain a separation in lieu of a divorce do so with the hope that the marriage can be reconciled or for religious reasons. Where these types of reasons don’t exist a separation action may be wasteful. If one party desires a separation of the marriage but the other party would rather dissolve the marriage, the court will automatically convert the action to a dissolution of marriage. It should be noted that when parties separate and do not divorce, remarriage is not possible.
Annulment
Annulment is the process by which a Court in Arizona declares that the parties were never legally married to begin with. Once granted, it places the parties in the same position as if they had never married in the first place.
Child Abuse

DUI/DWI
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Embezzlement

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Corporate governance can be said to be the system by which business corporations are directed and controlled. The corporate governance structure specifies the distribution of rights and responsibilities among different participants in the corporation, such as, the board of directors, officers, and shareholders, and spells out the rules and procedures for making decisions on corporate affairs.
Business Disputes
At Law Office of Jami I. Wilenchik, PLLC, we can represent you in contract and business disputes in the state and federal courts in Arizona.
Limited Liability Companies
In the areas of business law, we offer clients a wide range of services including the formation of corporations and limited liability companies, and shareholder and owner agreements.

Real Estate Litigation
Our Scottsdale lawyers have handled litigation matters in state and federal courts in many areas, including the following: real estate disputes, shareholder disputes, business litigation, breach of contract matters, and enforcement of contracts.

Personal Injury
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
In the area of litigation, we have represented clients in a wide-range of areas, including business disputes, real estate litigation, and shareholder rights, just to name a few.

Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is designed to help individuals by eliminating and discharging unsecured debt. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy laws allow the bankruptcy filer to reaffirm certain secured debt. In most cases, this would include debts such as a mortgage or a loan for an automobile.

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