Some people who are going through a divorce look forward to the day when they don’t ever have to interact; however, that’s not possible for parents who share children. In those cases, the focus has to shift to learning how to minimize the chance of your ex becoming...
Sacramento Family Law Blog
Did you pay for your spouse’s assets during the marriage?
When you get married, there comes a time wherein financial lines blur. In an unexpected turn of events, your spouse may ask you to help them with their business real estate loan or contribute into a home that is titled only in their name. And then, when divorce...
Summer child custody questions
Many child custody questions arise during the summer months. While children typically love summer vacation from school, those months can be complicated for co-parents. It is important to understand that your child custody arrangement may need to be adjusted. Below are...
How can you help your children split their time between homes?
Children who are living through their parents' divorce have to learn how to cope with many changes. One of these changes is learning to split their time between two homes. This isn’t always an easy transition for the children, so it’s up to the parents to help them...
What does “best interests of the child” actually mean?
When parents are going through a custody dispute, one phrase tends to come up again and again: “the best interest of the child.” While it sounds simple, many parents are left wondering what the phrase actually means in practice. Custody decisions are rarely based on...
Navigating child and spousal support after a divorce
Divorce often brings major financial changes, especially when children are involved. Understanding how support works can help you prepare for life after separation and make informed decisions. Child and spousal support are designed to provide stability and fairness....
What happens to your business in a California divorce?
If you own a business and your marriage is ending, the stakes go beyond dividing furniture or bank accounts. California's community property laws can put your company and everything you've built on the table. How California classifies business ownership California...
How child and spousal support work after divorce
Divorce often brings financial changes that affect both parties and any children involved. One of the most important aspects to understand is how ongoing support is determined and managed after the marriage ends. While every case is unique, courts generally follow...
4 ways having a new romantic partner affects your spousal support
You finally found someone special after your divorce. But will this new relationship cost you your spousal support payments? The answer depends on several factors that California courts consider. How California courts can modify your spousal support Spousal support...
Legal separation vs. divorce: Key differences
If your marriage is ending, you may be weighing your legal options. Legal separation and divorce may sound similar, but they serve different purposes. While both address finances and parenting issues, they do not lead to the same result. What is legal separation?...

