…for attorneys fees, that is Getting an ex to pay fully for your attorney fees is the ultimate fantasy of anyone going through a sour divorce. There are many vague anecdotes about friends of distant friends who know someone who was awarded full attorney fee coverage by the court at the expense of their spouse,… Continue reading →
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Living Together Before Marriage May Prevent Divorce
It is no secret that more couples choose to live together before marriage than ever before. In fact, researchers found that 75 percent of U.S. women have lived with a partner without being married by the age of 30. Many couples choose to live together and put off marriage because of the large price tag… Continue reading →
Be the Best Divorced Dad You Can
Life as a divorced father can take some getting used to. You may have troubling adjusting to visitation schedules or trying to spend time with your children in new ways. However, while parenting may be different while divorced, there are still great ways to develop strong bonds with your children, instill good values, and be… Continue reading →
Does Adultery Affect Spousal Support?
Divorce is a complicated and emotional process, and when adultery is involved, things get even more difficult. While adultery may not affect the initial divorce, it can truly have an impact on spousal support orders and payments. California is a no-fault divorce state, meaning you do not have to give a definitive reason for the… Continue reading →
Is there only one type of restraining order?
If someone is endangering you or your children, your first priority will be to get away from them, and ensure they will stay away from you. many people are aware that restraining orders are the best way to get protection from the law. However, if you have never filed for a restraining order, you may… Continue reading →
Is the dissolution process the same for registered domestic partners?
The dissolution process is similar for a registered domestic partnership, as long as your domestic partnership is registered with the State of California. However, it is important to note that federal law does not recognize registered domestic partnerships, meaning tax laws do not apply to domestic partners in the same way as they do to… Continue reading →
Are there rules that my spouse and I must follow during the divorce process?
There are certain rules you must follow once the divorce begins. When the divorce process begins, there are temporary restraining orders that immediately go into effect. The restraining orders block either spouse from taking minor children out of state without the other spouse’s written permission, changing the beneficiaries in your insurance policies, and transferring property…. Continue reading →
What is Divorce Mediation? How Does It Work?
Divorce mediation is a way for a divorcing couple to make important decisions about their divorce with the help of a third party, the mediator. In mediation, you and your spouse work with the mediator to resolve issues regarding distribution of property, child custody, child support, retirement, taxes, and any other issues at hand. Mediation… Continue reading →
5 Things a Child Custody Lawyer Can Do For Your Case
Child custody can be one of the most difficult issues to settle in a divorce. Even in an amicable divorce, determining custody issues can be complicated, because it concerns your child’s future and it contains a multitude of legal issues. Figuring out a plan that works for everyone involved can be downright overwhelming. Use of… Continue reading →
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