The romantic relationship between you and your spouse is no longer working, and you accept that. What you’re struggling with is separating the family unit. You have no idea how you’re going to break the news to the kids or how they are going to deal with it....
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2 signs divorce mediation might work for you
When a marriage is broken beyond repair and letting it fall apart makes more sense than trying to hold together, the next question most couples grapple with is how they can go their separate ways in the most amicable way possible. Sometimes, divorce mediation can be...
I’ve been served with a restraining order. Now what?
If a court issues a restraining order against you following a domestic violence matter, it means that you will be barred from contacting your accuser for a certain time period. This will probably bar you from visiting your accuser’s home and place of work or from...
Getting divorced? 4 clever ways you can uncover hidden assets
People who believe all is fair in love and war may not have spouses who hide assets from them. Unfortunately, this often happens. In fact, hidden assets exist in approximately two-thirds of marriages. However, when a time comes, and you decide to get out of your...
How to make the most of supervised visits with your child
Sometimes, parents are required to have supervised visits with their children after a separation or divorce. It might seem like this is the end of the world, but it can be beneficial to everyone involved if it’s handled correctly. Making the most of supervised visits...
Property division: 3 options for the family home
If you’re getting divorced, your first option may be to try to keep the family home. You need to consider the financial side of this, as you may have to give up something in order to keep it. This is because your spouse likely also has a claim to the home. As you...
How to tell if it is community or separate property in your divorce
When you file for a divorce in California, a big part of the process is dividing property and debts. Property refers to anything you can sell or buy or something that has value. For some couples, determining what community property is (owned by both spouses and part...
California divorce residency requirements explained
If you intend to divorce your spouse in the Golden State, there are conditions you need to meet before you can file. One of them is your residency in the state. If you’re planning a move along with a divorce, it’s wise to understand the residency requirements in...
Does it matter when you ask for a prenup?
You know that you want to use a prenuptial agreement when you get married. You have yet to discuss this with your partner. It feels a bit intimidating to bring it up. But you know that you want to protect your assets and that this is a good way to do it. What you’re...
4 tips to protect your assets in a divorce
Dealing with a divorce can be overwhelming. Not only do you have to handle the flurry of emotions, but you also have to look out for your interests and ensure you get what you deserve. If you are not careful, you might get shortchanged or lose assets that rightfully...