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Holidays are filled with joy and memorable moments. For co-parents adding new partners or blended family members into the mix, it adds extra layers of complexity. Familiar holiday traditions suddenly involve new dynamics and the challenge of keeping everyone...
In California, couples who divorce must produce a detailed schedule that outlines each of their shared time with their children. Also known as parenting plan, this written document is an official part of the couple’s child custody order and visitation arrangement. To...
Married or cohabitating parents can naturally resolve child-rearing matters together. Once parents separate and share custody, decision-making becomes more complicated. Parents may have to wait to talk with one another about their concerns. They may find themselves...
A prenuptial agreement can be very beneficial for you and your spouse. It helps you make key decisions about assets while you are still on relatively good terms, rather than during a divorce. It can be used to protect certain assets and give you more stability and...
Here in Southern California, it’s not as unusual to hear about a woman being ordered to pay alimony (spousal support) as it is in many other parts of the country. For example, someone who has gained success in the entertainment industry may far outearn her husband (or...
Divorce invariably changes a person's life. Leaving behind an unsatisfying or unhealthy marriage can drastically improve a person's overall quality of life. However, a degree of social upheaval is common when people divorce. Friends, coworkers and even family members...
When you use a prenuptial agreement, you are hoping to guarantee that you get to keep certain assets. For instance, perhaps you are a business owner. You are worried that you are going to have to split the value of the business with your spouse in the event of a...
Divorce can be a difficult change for any family. In California, legal steps are important, but emotional adjustments matter just as much. Children and adults may feel fear, stress or uncertainty. Supporting your family’s emotions can reduce tension and help everyone...
Preparing to file for divorce is equal parts practical and emotional. People need to process their grief and manage their emotions in the final weeks before they file. Spouses can also take certain steps before advising their spouse of the divorce to facilitate an...
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...