There are numerous reasons why a couple might pursue a legal separation. Whether those reasons reflect a conscious choice – religious or medical reasons – or are driven by legal technicalities, the inability to attain a tradition marriage, it is important to work with an experienced family law attorney who can guide you through the… Continue reading →
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Divorce and Division of Assets
When you are going through a divorce or dealing with serious family law issues, it can be difficult to focus on your future. Divorce is almost never an easy process, and the decisions you make during this time can affect you and your family for many years to come. If you believe you cannot make… Continue reading →
What is the Legal Divorce Process Like?
Although some divorces are very simple and can be handled with a minimum amount of red tape and delay, most divorces are much more difficult. The basic divorce goes something like this: One spouse contacts an attorney who assists in the preparation of a petition, the legal document that sets forth the reasons why the… Continue reading →
How can I Receive Spousal Support?
In order to receive spousal support, you must be getting a divorce or living separate and apart. If there is no divorce or separation, you cannot be ordered to pay, nor can you receive, spousal support. For couples facing divorce, the amount of spousal support you will receive or will need to provide is a… Continue reading →
Divorce and the Potential Problems with Children
There are few things that you will ever have to endure that are as trying as going through a divorce. Couples going through a divorce are not the only ones having a hard time – what about the children involved? For children of any age, divorce can be stressful, sad, and definitely confusing. Many children… Continue reading →
No-Fault versus Fault Divorce
In the state of California, there are three main ways to end a marriage, which are: divorce, legal separation and annulment. Considering, that California is a “no fault” state, there are differences between receiving a “no fault” divorce and a “fault” divorce. A “no fault” divorce, means that the direct spouse or domestic partner that… Continue reading →
The Divorce Process
The most important step in any divorce is to decide that you are ready to end your marriage. Some people are completely sure of this decision while others go back and forth with their decision. The California divorce process can be long and difficult, especially if you are unaware of what it entails. Once started,… Continue reading →
Stop the Blame Game
How many times, when in the middle of an argument, have you asked your partner, “Why are you doing this to me?” How many times have you said, “It’s all his or her fault?” There are too many people who can go on and on about the faults and failings of their partner when a… Continue reading →
Legal Separation
In many cases when a marriage is not working, the couple decides to get a legal separation and wait to file for divorce. Sometimes they can work out their problems and get back together. A legal separation does not terminate the marital status; however, the parties remain married in name only. When a marriage is… Continue reading →
Lessons Learned From A Divorce
Getting divorced and going through separation, with children, a once-shared home and the family dog, is painful and confusing, but it can be rewarding as well. Most people think about divorce in terms of failed marriage, but our best chance at finding lasting love in the future comes from the personal growth that occurs in… Continue reading →
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