Property division can be a challenging aspect of any divorce. Finding an equitable split of property, digital assets and debt responsibility can require numerous compromises and negotiations to reach an acceptable solution. Unfortunately, one of the biggest physical...
Children normally experience an adjustment period after their parents divorce. Sometimes, however, difficulty with this adjustment can benefit from sessions with a professional therapist or counselor. Review the signs that you may want to seek mental health care...
In the event that you have children with your ex-spouse, your partnership will not end the moment the ink dries on the divorce papers. In fact, for some families, figuring out an optimal living situation post-divorce is more challenging than the divorce itself. In...
If you have lived in an expensive home during your marriage, you may wish to hold on to it after you have completed your divorce. Even if your spouse seems ready to give up any claim on the home, you might find that owning a costly residence by yourself is not worth...
There are some general things that you will know right away should be in your divorce settlement, including child support, property division and child custody. However, it is a good idea to be as thorough with your agreement as possible. Rate.com explains that there...
Facing the reality that your marriage is coming to an end can seem impossible at first. The pressure of such a significant change can undoubtedly take a toll on your mental health and your emotional stability. Even though holding it together seems virtually impossible...
It is normal for families to go through difficult times, but sometimes teenagers are not equipped to cope with domestic hardship. When minors threaten to emancipate, California parents often feel hurt, concerned and unsure what next steps to take. Whether a...
In California, the law does not favor either the mother or the father when it comes to determining custody. Instead, it focuses on the "best interest" of any children involved, what they desire (after a certain age threshold) and other circumstances. Child custody...
The allocation of spousal support is different in every case, but the judge will use the same general factors when making the decision. According to the California Courts, the judge will look at things like the length of your marriage, the standard of living during...
California parents like you want what is best for your child. This means swallowing your pride and personal grievances during a divorce to present the best possible face for them. Unfortunately, not all parents can agree on this. Many parents let their emotions and...
