Can I Change My Child’s Last Name Without Father’s Consent In Arizona?

In Arizona, changing a child's last name without the father's consent generally requires a court order and proof that it's in the child's best interest.

No, you don't need your birth certificate to get a marriage license in Arizona.

Living with someone for a long time without marriage is often referred to as cohabitation or common law marriage. However, seven years is a myth; the law varies by state.

In Arizona, you can obtain a marriage license and get married the same day.

In Arizona, there's no waiting period; you can get married the same day you get your license.

Biological fathers in Arizona have the right to establish paternity, even if they're not on the birth certificate. Once paternity is established, they can seek custody and visitation rights.