When divorce takes an ugly turn, a spouse may seek revenge for the wrongdoing that took place before or during the divorce. However, the simple truth is that this always backfires. Many women believe that they can control their ex through matters like alimony or holding child visitation over their heads, not knowing that the… Continue reading →
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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 are irreconcilable differences?
Irreconcilable differences are the number one cause for divorce in California. Do you know what that actually means? If you and your spouse are continually fighting and never have any peace or quiet time in your relationship, you are most probably not a compatible match and will most probably never be able to work through… Continue reading →
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