Ross & Stone Family Law, PLLC Serving Maricopa & Pinal Counties

Worried About What Divorce
Could Cost You, Your Kids,
or Your Future?


Before you file, sign an agreement, or make another major decision, get clear on where you stand and what your options may be.

30-minute attorney review · No obligation to hire · Discreet communication available
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2009Family law since
1,400+Matters handled
100%Family law focus
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You're Not Overreacting

Divorce Can Leave You With More Questions Than Answers.

You may be trying to make major decisions while you're still processing what is happening. The first step can simply be understanding where you stand.

01 / CHILDREN

"What happens to my kids?"

You may be worried about parenting time, legal decision-making, support, and whether your relationship with your children will change.

02 / MONEY

"What will this cost me?"

You may not know what you're entitled to, what debts matter, or how support and other financial issues could affect your future.

03 / PROPERTY

"What happens to our home?"

Homes, retirement accounts, businesses, compensation, and debts can make an already stressful situation harder to understand.

04 / SPOUSE

"What if my spouse is already preparing?"

If you feel behind or unsure what your spouse may have done, getting informed can help you make deliberate decisions.

05 / COST

"Can I even afford a lawyer?"

You shouldn't have to guess what legal help might cost before deciding whether representation makes sense.

06 / NEXT STEP

"I don't know where to start."

You don't need legal terms or every document ready. Start by explaining what's happening, then understand your options.

Ross & Stone consultation room
Start With Understanding

You Don't Have to Make a Major Decision Based on Fear or Guesswork.

Ross & Stone has practiced family law, and only family law, in Arizona since 2009. The first conversation is designed to help you understand your position before deciding what comes next.

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Understand where you stand

Discuss custody, property, support, and other issues in plain English.

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Identify what deserves attention first

Understand decisions, information, and timing issues that may matter early.

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Understand realistic costs

Get a clearer picture of legal costs and possible paths before committing.

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Know whether you actually need representation

If another approach makes more sense, the goal is to tell you that plainly.

What Could Be At Stake?

Family Law Is About More Than Filing Paperwork.

The legal issues can affect your children, finances, property, and the shape of your life after divorce.

Concerned About Your Children?

Understand legal decision-making, parenting time, parenting schedules, and child support considerations.

Worried About Your Home & Assets?

Understand how homes, retirement accounts, businesses, compensation, and debts may factor into your case.

Unsure About Support?

Discuss child support and spousal support issues and the information that can affect those calculations.

Already Have a Court Order?

Relocation, income changes, or parenting schedules may create a need for a post-decree modification.

No Mystery. No Pressure.

What Happens After You Reach Out?

You don't have to commit to hiring a lawyer just because you ask a question. Start with information, then decide what makes sense.

STEP 01

Tell Us What's Happening

Use the 30-minute review to explain your situation, concerns, and questions.

STEP 02

Understand Your Options

Discuss the issues that may matter and paths that could be available.

STEP 03

See the Numbers

If we're a fit, receive a written strategy and estimated cost range.

STEP 04

Decide What Makes Sense

If you want representation, we'll explain the next step. If another approach makes sense, we'll tell you.

Your Privacy Comes First

Worried Your Spouse Will Find Out You Reached Out?

You are in control of how we communicate with you. On the booking form, tell us whether it is safe to leave a voicemail or send an email, and we can follow those instructions.

Discreet communication Request neutral messages that do not identify the firm or reason for your appointment.
Secure information handling Keep sensitive legal documents and messages away from unnecessary eyes.
You stay in control Choose how and when the firm communicates with you.
Direct Partner Access

You Can Actually Talk to the Attorneys Handling Your Matter.

Elena Ross, Managing Partner

Elena Ross

Managing Partner

Certified Family Law Specialist, State Bar of Arizona. Seventeen years practicing exclusively in family law across Maricopa and Pinal counties. Elena handles complex custody and business-valuation matters and has served on the county bar's family law section committee since 2018.

Marcus Stone, Partner

Marcus Stone

Partner

Marcus came to family law after eight years in commercial litigation, which matters enormously when a marital estate includes a business, a partnership interest, or deferred compensation. He handles most of our post-decree modification work and is the person to talk to when the money is complicated.

Social Proof

Trust Should Come From More Than a List of Credentials.

★★★★★

“I can't tell you how fearful and overwhelmed I felt until, I received help from Atty. Elena. I am a bit intimidated attending the consultation but she kept me at ease especially with legal items. I highly recommend it.”

-Claire M.
★★★★★

“Atty. Marcus was extremely helpful. His advise put me in the right direction for action that kept me legal, possible saving me a ton of money in the future. Thank you again, Atty. Marcus!!!”

-Vicky E.
Questions You May Be Asking

Before You Book, You May Want to Know...

Is the consultation really free?

Yes. Thirty minutes initial case review with an attorney, no charge and with no obligation to hire the firm.

What if I don't know whether I need a lawyer?

That's okay. The first conversation can help you understand your situation and options so you can make a more informed decision.

What if my spouse finds out I called?

Tell us on the booking/scheduling form that we should be discreet, and will contact you with neutral messages.

What should I have ready?

Nothing is required to start. If easily available, recent tax returns and a rough list of major assets and debts helps us give sharper answers.

What happens after the call?

If the firm is a fit and you want representation, the next steps, engagement terms, and estimated costs can be explained.

You Don't Need All the Answers Today

Thirty Minutes.
One Conversation.

You don't have to decide everything before reaching out. Start by understanding your position, your options, and the questions that deserve attention.