Categories: Divorce

I am getting ready to file for divorce here in Arizona. Can I take all the money out of our Scottsdale joint savings account?

No, because although the temporary injunction is not in place, you are intending to file and it is not fair to take all the money out of any joint accounts you have in Arizona. You may take half of the money, and this should not cause any problems in case you have to explain this to a judge.

Cindy Best

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Disclaimer: The information on this website is intended to be informational only and does not establish an attorney-client relationship, nor is it meant to be legal advice for any specific matter. Neither this website nor an email or web form submission establishes an attorney-client relationship with Best Law Firm or its attorneys. Readers should not act upon any information without seeking the advice of licensed counsel. Landscape photography by Cindy L. Best.