Adam Rieth is the principal of Adam C. Rieth, P.L.L.C. Adam's practice is focused in the areas of bankruptcy, family law and estate planning. He routinely appears in the Superior Courts in Maricopa, Pinal, and Pima Counties. He is a member of the Arizona State Bar Association and a member of the Greater Phoenix Chambers. He enjoys golfing and coaching youth sports teams.
He is married and has a son and daughter. We know when you have a legal problem, you don't need to add a financial problem. We will work with you and, in many cases, will be able to give you a set or flat fee for our services. We offer flexible payment plans. We are here to help our clients and payment schedules may be arranged so that you have the time you need to pay for our services.
There is a Free initial consultation for most services. This is when we answer all your questions so you know what lies ahead and can face your legal problem with confidence that you have the right attorney and the right direction. We offer comprehensive services.
He is married and has a son and daughter. We know when you have a legal problem, you don't need to add a financial problem. We will work with you and, in many cases, will be able to give you a set or flat fee for our services. We offer flexible payment plans. We are here to help our clients and payment schedules may be arranged so that you have the time you need to pay for our services.
There is a Free initial consultation for most services. This is when we answer all your questions so you know what lies ahead and can face your legal problem with confidence that you have the right attorney and the right direction. We offer comprehensive services.
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A job is lost.
Hours are cut.
You're stuck in a home that is still upside down.
You may have been financially hurt by the economy or you may have had a life-changing event - an illness, unexpected bills or a change in your family that has left you in debt.
Maybe, you just got overextended when financial matters didn't go as you expected.
Now, you are so deeply in debt that you think bankruptcy may be the answer.
Find out!
F. Adam is your professional bankruptcy attorney with convenient law offices in Gilbert, Glendale and Queen Creek.
Hours are cut.
You're stuck in a home that is still upside down.
You may have been financially hurt by the economy or you may have had a life-changing event - an illness, unexpected bills or a change in your family that has left you in debt.
Maybe, you just got overextended when financial matters didn't go as you expected.
Now, you are so deeply in debt that you think bankruptcy may be the answer.
Find out!
F. Adam is your professional bankruptcy attorney with convenient law offices in Gilbert, Glendale and Queen Creek.
Divorce is emotional - and complicated.
You want a divorce lawyer who can give you the support you need, fight for your rights and help you create a new beginning.
You need an attorney that understands all the issues that surround divorce.
Adam Rieth is your professional.
He will help you finalize a child custody arrangement that is fair and in the best interests of the children.
He will make sure you retain what is rightfully yours and that you receive your fair share of martial assets.
He will help you secure your future.
You want a divorce lawyer who can give you the support you need, fight for your rights and help you create a new beginning.
You need an attorney that understands all the issues that surround divorce.
Adam Rieth is your professional.
He will help you finalize a child custody arrangement that is fair and in the best interests of the children.
He will make sure you retain what is rightfully yours and that you receive your fair share of martial assets.
He will help you secure your future.
1. Lacks sufficient property, including property apportioned to the spouse, to provide for that spouse's reasonable needs.
2. Is unable to be self-sufficient through appropriate employment or is the custodian of a child whose age or condition is such that the custodian should not be required to seek employment outside the home or lacks earning ability in the labor market adequate to be self-sufficient.
3. Contributed to the educational opportunities of the other spouse.
4. Had a marriage of long duration and is of an age that may preclude the possibility of gaining employment adequate to be self-sufficient.
2. Is unable to be self-sufficient through appropriate employment or is the custodian of a child whose age or condition is such that the custodian should not be required to seek employment outside the home or lacks earning ability in the labor market adequate to be self-sufficient.
3. Contributed to the educational opportunities of the other spouse.
4. Had a marriage of long duration and is of an age that may preclude the possibility of gaining employment adequate to be self-sufficient.
Families come in all sizes - and so do their problems.
Some families have lots of children; some families are seeking to adopt.
Some families know they're coming apart and need to find a path that will restructure a different family for the future.
What works best?
A divorce? Or, is legal separation a consideration?
Money issues can be difficult to resolve.
What is fair spousal maintenance?
No parent wants their children to become a battleground, but issues concerning child custody and support need to be solved.
Some families have lots of children; some families are seeking to adopt.
Some families know they're coming apart and need to find a path that will restructure a different family for the future.
What works best?
A divorce? Or, is legal separation a consideration?
Money issues can be difficult to resolve.
What is fair spousal maintenance?
No parent wants their children to become a battleground, but issues concerning child custody and support need to be solved.
Property that was acquired prior to the marriage is considered the separate property of the party acquiring the property and not subject to division with the other party.
However, it is possible to have a community lien against the separate property.
Property acquired during the marriage is presumed to be community property subject to division.
The situation of property acquired prior to the marriage is subject to a community lien that arises most frequently in the case of real estate.
If the property is purchased prior to the marriage, but the mortgage principal is paid down during the marriage or other community money is put into the property during the marriage, the community is entitled to a share of the equity for those contributions.
However, it is possible to have a community lien against the separate property.
Property acquired during the marriage is presumed to be community property subject to division.
The situation of property acquired prior to the marriage is subject to a community lien that arises most frequently in the case of real estate.
If the property is purchased prior to the marriage, but the mortgage principal is paid down during the marriage or other community money is put into the property during the marriage, the community is entitled to a share of the equity for those contributions.
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