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If you're beginning the process of divorce, you probably know that you and your spouse must divide property according to California's community property laws. The division of property is often the most complex part of any divorce, but it can be especially tricky when...
When your ex fails to pay child support, you might feel tempted to withhold visitation to push them to pay. However, this choice has legal and emotional implications, and it is crucial that you understand them before taking any action. Custodial parents need to follow...
As the saying goes, change is the only constant in life. A time may come when these life changes might affect your child custody agreement with your ex-spouse. While it’s common to file a petition to change the custody order with a judge, you may also settle the...
Effective co-parenting is vital for ensuring the well-being of children and parents alike. However, co-parenting during and after a divorce can be a daunting and highly emotional task. If you are facing a divorce, how can you enhance your co-parenting setup? In...
When couples tie the knot, some often consider prenuptial agreements as a safeguard for their assets. These legal documents, signed before marriage, outline how property and finances will be divided if the union ends in divorce. However, life is unpredictable and...
In California, there is the presumption that divorced parents will automatically have joint custody of their children. While this is often the case, the court can award sole custody whenever it shows this is in the child's best interests. Equal custody sharing does...
For any parent going through a divorce, child custody is often the most critical and challenging aspect of the process. The uncertainty and anxiety surrounding this complex issue can understandably feel overwhelming. In California, child custody centers on two key...
The financial implications of your divorce can be significant. The property division process alone can leave you without many of the assets you’ve come to rely upon, and your retirement accounts can be depleted to the point that you’re unsure if you’ll be able to...
Any of our readers in California who have been involved in a family law dispute that involves children have probably heard the term “the best interests of the child.” In child custody disputes in particular, this legal term reigns supreme. Even if the parents seem to...
In California, you can relocate with your child if the move will not affect the custody orders between you and your spouse. However, you must discuss your relocation plan with the other parent before leaving with your child. If your move interferes with the custody...
