In many cases, when a baby is born, paternity is assumed because the couple is married, a form is signed, or the father agrees to have his name put on the birth certificate. There are many reasons why paternity is important for everyone involved, as it secures support for the child and the father is… Continue reading →
The Truth Behind Men Receiving Alimony
Are you surprised to hear that 400,000 people in the United States receive post-divorce alimony at any point in time? Are you also surprised to hear that a small 3% of those people are men? The unfortunate truth of the matter is that 40% of households contain female breadwinners, which shows that hundreds of thousands… Continue reading →
What You Shouldn’t Do in the Midst of a Custody Battle
When you are involved in a divorce, you may find that times are stressful. However, under the pressure, you cannot break when you are working hard to win aspects of your case and raise your children to the best of your ability. Now you can keep some tips in mind when working through the divorce… Continue reading →
Winter Vacation Tips for Parents That Are Divorced
What happens when you have just gone through a divorce and the holidays are approaching? Where will your children go and what will you do? This transition may be one of the hardest in regards to divorce, especially when there are children involved. Now you can learn some tips about how to handle winter vacation… Continue reading →
Making a Choice to Cooperate or Not in Divorce
These days, divorce can be extremely difficult on a couple. This is why many will choose a type of ADR as a way to settle their divorce matters, sometimes settling on collaborative divorce. However, many people do not realize that, even through the collaborative divorce process, you could see upwards of three or four months… Continue reading →
What is the Primary Caretaker and How Are They Determined?
What happens when a mother and father divorce and both gain physical custody of their child? In some cases, the mother and father can come to an agreement together concerning what works best for their schedules. However, in many cases, these situations end up in front of a judge in family court. The courts will… Continue reading →
Is There Life After Divorce? Now You Can Find Out.
Surviving life after divorce may seem more difficult in the first few months than it seems. However, in time you will make the transition back into your normal lifestyle when you realize your own needs and the needs of your family. Some of the best ways to survive the hardship of divorce is to seek… Continue reading →
What Should I Know About No-Fault Divorce in California?
In 1970, California first passed something known as no-fault legislation, which was a different approach to divorce. To understand no-fault divorce, you should also know what fault divorce is. Fault divorce is a much rarer form of divorce and happens when one spouse requests that a divorce be granted based on the fault of the… Continue reading →
Things You Should Never Do During Your Divorce
When you are in the midst of divorce, there are some things that you should never do, that could ultimately sabotage your divorce. You may not only deal with these issues on an emotional level but also a financial level. This is why you should always keep these tips in mind and call us for… Continue reading →
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