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One conflict California couples headed towards a divorce might not anticipate is having to decide what to do with their frozen embryos. But with IVF being a common route to parenthood for many couples, when these couples decide to go their separate way, they might...
If you're going through a divorce in California, this situation can become more difficult with children in the picture. In most cases, divorced parents decide to live reasonably close to one another. But what happens if one parent wants to move out of California with...
Marriages may break up for many reasons, and infidelity ranks among the top causes. Unlike other reasons, such as drifting apart over the years, adultery could create enormous pain and hardship that lingers long after the marriage dissolves. Some people feel...
A divorce is never stress-free, but certain processes can make it easier in California. Collaborative divorce is one of the best options for spouses who want a quicker, low-conflict separation. If you and your spouse are ending your marriage, you may want to know how...
Divorce proceedings and other family law legal issues could make someone's life incredibly stressful. And are there proceedings more anxiety-inducing than child custody hearings in California? The answer might be debatable, and some parents undergo more stress than...
In California, child support amounts are usually set by the state guidelines. However, under certain circumstances, the court might order an amount that is different from that of the guidelines. Child support is a parent’s responsibility According to the law,...
The most expensive asset in a California divorce is typically the family home. However, a typical asset division would call for the parties to sell the house. Even so, there might be other options to consider. Try a collaborative divorce When you and your...
In California, the courts look at two main factors when deciding how much child support to award and to which parent. While parents can negotiate and agree on an amount to submit to the court so it becomes a child support order, they will also have to consider the...
In a perfect world, you and your spouse agree that the marriage no longer works. You negotiate a way out. Next, you file the documents jointly at the appropriate California court. However, this isn’t a perfect world. What are your options when your spouse won’t...
If you have lived in the state of California for at least six months, it may be possible to obtain a divorce there. While you may believe that you need to get separated prior to ending your marriage, this generally isn't true. Here are some other common misconceptions...
