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Hi it's Wendy Hernandez with command the courtroom in today's video I want to talk with you a little about rules in the family law courtroom let me just say this rules in the family law courtroom are not meant to be broken if you break the rules of your judge that your judge has set, or you don't follow the rules of family law procedure or Civil Procedure or you don't follow the minute entry orders that the court has set you could suffer some really serious consequences in your case that could affect you and/or your family for the rest of your lives and the reason that this issue or this soft topic is at the top of my mind is because I've just had a trial within the last couple of days when an attorney did not follow the rules in the case and as a result I think her client is going to suffer some devastating consequences over some major issues so let me just tell you what happened in that case we were litigating that really hotly contested divorce case had been going on for about a year some issues in dispute were child custody parenting time child support spousal maintenance was huge the division of property and then another big issue was attorneys fees in other words was my client going to have to pay for the other party's attorneys fees, so I represented the husband and wife was making not only the claim for attorneys fees against him, but she was also making a request that he paid spousal maintenance in the amount of several thousand dollars over nearly a decade, so this was a huge bone of contention and one of the main reasons that the parties went to trial right before the trial the parties were able to work out almost all the custody and parenting time issues there was just like one or two issues that were minor that the judge had to take a look at so in the course of the trial it came up that mother had and or her attorney had not complied with the Arizona rules of family law procedure and what they failed to do in a timely fashion was to provide what's called an affidavit of financial information and that's a form in Arizona that people have to fill out whenever they're making any kind of m'Angel claim whether it's for child support or for spousal maintenance or for attorneys fees while mother and or her attorney failed to fill this form out in a timely manner they didn't get it filed by the date that the Rules of Civil Procedure said that they had to file it and as a result the judge wasn't really happy and the judge asked me at the very end of the trial whether I wanted to make a motion because they had failed to follow the rules so the motion that I made was that the court dismissed the spousal maintenance claim against my client and the attorneys fees claim against my client the court then went on to have a little of a conversation with the other attorney about was there any reason any legal reason why the court or the judge should not follow the rule which says that they shall, they should have, or they shall have filed this...
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