Child Custody
Divorce Custody Battles: What To Do & What To Avoid
Can I get a divorce without a custody battle? The operative word in that inquiry is “battle.” Yes, you can get a divorce without…
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Divorce
Protecting Your Future: Divorce And Debt Responsibility
It is an unfortunate yet well-recognized fact that the financial pressures associated with debts are a significant reason couples opt to divorce. That choice,…
Divorce
How Does Infidelity Affect A Divorce in California?
Infidelity can break couples apart Of course, some couples are able to stay married and even rebuild trust. Many cannot. Our purpose in this…
Divorce
FAQ – Serving and Responding to Divorce Papers
In this FAQ on divorce papers, we are going to answer some of the most common questions that we have received about initiating a…
Divorce
Divorce or Legal Separation: What’s the Difference?
The first thing to know when discussing this is that formal Legal Separation is a rare goal for a client to try to achieve,…
Divorce
Don’t Be Fooled: Answering Common Myths About Divorce
The choice to divorce from one’s spouse is a weighty decision. It should not be made hastily, nor without good counsel that it truly…
Divorce
Facing a High-Asset Divorce? Here Is What You Need To Know
What is a high-asset divorce? In the state of California, a high-asset divorce is one in which the value of the marital estate that…
Divorce
How Can I Protect My Personal Privacy in a Divorce?
The right to personal privacy is of high value in any free society. We want to live our lives without intrusion and to make…
Divorce
Social Media and Divorce: the Use and Potential Consequences
Facebook. YouTube. Instagram. Twitter. These manufactured words have not only found their place in our everyday vocabulary, what they represent has completely transformed the…
Divorce
Can My Spouse Take Everything in Our Divorce?
Legally, the answer is a resounding “NO!” Although divorce laws vary from state to state, there is not one state in the Union that…
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