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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...
Divorcing or separating from someone you share a child with is never easy. Although you know separation is best for you and your co-parent, you might naturally still worry about the impact on your children. You might do everything you can to make the transition easy...
Californians who are about to get divorced have many questions. One of the most frequently asked questions is about the obligation to pay alimony if the marriage has lasted more than 10 years. Often called the “10-year rule,” this mythical doctrine states that the...
In California divorces, people can get caught up in the complexities of the case, what they hope to receive in terms of property division, think about child custody and parenting time, and wonder whether there will be spousal support. This can obscure the most basic...
If you’re conflict-averse, then you’re probably hoping that you can get your divorce finalized as quicky as possible. Rushing the process can be harmful to your post-divorce positioning, though. You may be more likely to cave in on key marital assets, or you could be...
California couples who share a child and have ended their relationship will need to address child custody. For many, despite parting ways, they can work together in raising the child. For many, joint custody is often the preferred option. There are many factors that...
Even when a child custody order at first seems appropriate, it can quicky become risky for your child’s well-being. In those instances, you’ll want to consider seeking a modification that results in an arrangement that better supports your child’s best interests. But...
The family home is the most valuable asset that many California couples own. Real estate of any kind is not cheap these days, especially in California. As a result, most people have a mortgage to finance the purchase of their home. What happens to the family home and...
