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As a parent, you want to spend meaningful time with your child after a divorce. However, figuring out the right visitation plan can be stressful, especially when emotions are running high and everyone wants what’s best for the child. California courts offer different...
You and your partner have been talking about getting married. Both of you want to take this next step. They are not just going to spring the question on you without a conversation, so they know that you are also interested in marriage. As these discussions progress,...
Divorce isn’t just a legal process – it’s a financial turning point. If you earn more than your spouse, you likely face questions about support, asset division and long-term planning. Whether you own a business, manage investments or support a household, your income...
Infidelity is a leading cause of divorce. It is also a potential source of personal trauma for the spouse who discovers the infidelity. People worried about infidelity sometimes include special clauses in their prenuptial agreements imposing penalties for adultery....
Ending an intimate relationship is never easy, and for unmarried parents, the stakes can be extremely high. A separation doesn’t just mean parting ways – it means carefully laying the groundwork for co-parenting, legal protection and long-term stability. Taking...
A person considering divorce may disagree with their spouse about many personal issues. In some cases, they may even disagree about whether the marriage is worth preserving. Some people fight desperately to salvage their failing marriages. Others have religious...
Money is one of the top reasons couples argue. While every relationship is different, financial stress can create lasting tension. Disagreements about spending, saving or priorities can slowly build up and damage trust. Over time, these issues may threaten the...
Getting married is a major life event that’s also very emotional. Some people don’t like to think about the possibility of the marriage ending, but that’s a stark reality for many couples. Because of the possibility, it’s critical that anyone who’s considering...
Parents who share custody usually want to make the situation as painless as possible for their children. While it may be difficult to adjust to having time away from the children and the new family schedule, parents often make every reasonable effort to prioritize...
Life after divorce rarely stays the same for long. Parents often face changes in income, work schedules or living arrangements that affect their ability to pay or the need to receive child support. When these changes occur, it may be time to revisit the original...