Child custody issues can become complicated when one of the parents suddenly decided to relocate to another city. Many divorce agreements provide restrictions regarding the ability of a parent to relocate. Does yours? A parent that wants to relocate because of a new job is required to file a petition with the court to remove… Continue reading →
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Divorce and Alimony
In determining alimony or spousal support, the court generally looks at the standard of living during the marriage. There are several factors used in determining whether or not alimony should be paid: · The needs and financial condition of the recipient spouse · The recipient’s earning capacity or ability · The ability of the payor… Continue reading →
Divorce and money issues
Divorce is stressful enough, but when financial issues arise, the sky is the limit. During your divorce process, before the property division is decided: · Determine which assets are worth fighting for · Analyze the marital debt that is before you · Determine the status of retirement benefits, such as IRAs and 401Ks · Investigate… Continue reading →
Avoiding stress for your children at holiday time
Christmas time can be stressful for many people, including children. If your children act up during holiday time, here are some helpful hints to calm them down so they can enjoy this time of the year and so can you: · Discuss the true meaning of the holidays – not only receiving gifts · Make… Continue reading →
Parenting plan
Divorced parents with children are required by the Family court to have a parenting plan in order to prevent future conflicts when dealing with the responsibilities relating to their children. If the parents cannot agree on one amongst themselves, the court will do so for them. The plan addresses issues such as visitation with the… Continue reading →
Divorce and college expenses
With today’s economy, more and more parents are asking if they are responsible for paying for their child’s college expenses. They want to know if college expenses are part of child support. It is important for any child to get a college education and courts recognize that need. However, many non-custodial parents are not willing… Continue reading →
Absentee dad
What do you tell your child when he or she constantly asks where their daddy is? How do you handle the fact that your child’s father does not want to be included in that child’s life? Depending on the age of the child, tell him or her truth but no more. Be positive – no… Continue reading →
Divorce and property division
Property division is about everything you and your spouse own. It is divided into real property and personal property. Real property includes your home and any land you own – while personal property includes almost everything else, such as furniture, clothes, pictures, bank accounts and any other financial accounts you and your spouse hold together…. Continue reading →
What is a quitclaim deed?
When a couple decides to divorce, numerous questions arise regarding who will pay for what. The questions continue when it comes time to divide the assets held in both names. A quitclaim deed most of the time is the best way to go. When both parties have their name on a home or vehicle or… Continue reading →
Marriage isn’t always forever
When a couple agrees to ‘for better or for worse’, does it mean that they are married forever? Today, there are marriages that last forever, but in Southern California, 50 percent of all marriages unfortunately end in divorce. When a couple agrees to ‘for better or for worse’ they are making a commitment to each… Continue reading →
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