Are you facing divorce or another family law matter? Are you frustrated, angry or confused? It is difficult to face the uncertain prospect of what the future holds for you. How is this going to affect you financially? The once unconditional love you shared with your spouse has now turned into bitterness and the feeling… Continue reading →
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What is marital debt?
Although divorce involves many aspects of household dissolution, the matter of marital debt remains a complex matter. Marital debt is debt incurred during the course of the marriage. As if the emotional trauma of a broken marriage is not enough, the separation of a pair of personal lives is magnified by the separation of economic ones. Now,… Continue reading →
Divorce and property
In a marriage, all of your property is divided into two categories: real and personal. Real property includes your home and any land you own. Personal property is everything else, such as furniture, financial accounts, clothing, art and even knick-knacks on the shelves. All of your property can be referred to as your marital estate…. Continue reading →
Divorce rights
Every divorced couple is entitled to legal rights during the process and after the divorce is final. First off, it allows a spouse to file for a divorce on the basis of certain incompatible issues – better known as ‘grounds for divorce’. In California, both spouses have rights on the property and assets acquired during… Continue reading →
Considering reconciliation
It is not easy to end a marriage. Divorce can destroy a person’s sense of security and belonging. It is a huge loss which has an effect on ones future. Many people would prefer their marriage to work out. Many individuals before seeking the help of a divorce attorney consider an alternative to divorce –… Continue reading →
What happens when happily ever after isn’t?
A wedding is a happy occasion with high hopes for a wonderful and loving future together. Unfortunately, that does not always happen. Marital bliss too often turns to misery and despair. A divorce may be contested or uncontested. When it is uncontested, the two parties have agreed to all matters related to ending their marriage…. Continue reading →
Marriage versus Living Together
Marriage may not be right for everyone. Some couples choose to live together without the benefit of a legal union, such as marriage. There are legal differences between the two relationships, which include: · A marriage ends through a legal divorce that can be costly and emotionally draining – A living together relationship ends upon… Continue reading →
Spousal maintenance or alimony
Are you considering divorce? Do you have questions regarding spousal maintenance or alimony? In certain situations, one spouse is ordered to pay the other spouse alimony in order to equalize standards of living and income during and after the divorce. It helps the spouse that earns less become self-sufficient. It is usually ordered on a… Continue reading →
Preparing for divorce
Divorce is a complicated process, financially, legally, and emotionally. With careful planning, you can make your divorce process less stressful. The following are ways to help you get through your divorce: First, contact a reputable and experienced Orange County Divorce attorney If you can afford to, find a new place to live Open a bank… Continue reading →
Does divorce harm the children?
Divorce is an emotional and stressful procedure to go through. But, when children are involved, matters are often made more complicated because the best interests of the children must be considered above all. Even though it is difficult, parents must set aside any tensions or hostility they feel towards each other. They must work together… Continue reading →
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