Your Family Law Superheroes
There are not many milestones in life as significant as becoming a parent. After all, you have got a new life to raise and care for. While the list of things to do when you become a new parent may be endless, there is a critical item that you should never forget...
The divorce rate in the United States is said to be around 45%. Others will say that half of marriages end in divorce, but the truth is that the divorce rate has been dropping from the 1980s until today, so it is likely not that high. Even so, this does show that...
If you have been married for what is considered a long time or if you or your spouse make significantly more money than the other, the judge may order spousal support in your divorce proceedings. When spousal support is ordered, no matter if you are paying the support...
Divorce often comes with numerous embarrassing issues you need to address. Maybe your lawyer uncovers your spouse's gambling problem, which they managed to cover up by paying the credit card statement every month. Perhaps the reason you filed was that you discovered...
During your divorce, the court divides up both custody and support obligations between you and your spouse. Custody time gets divided fairly evenly, but you earn more money than your ex, so you are ordered to pay child support. However, your ex quickly becomes...
If you’re going to being tying the knot once again, don’t neglect to update your estate plan. Even if you amended it after your divorce (or your spouse’s death), it’s important to go through it ahead of your remarriage – especially if you have children. If you’ve been...
Filing for divorce, whether it’s your choice or your spouse’s, can be challenging and emotional. Even in situations where you knew there were issues, divorce is a huge transition and for most people, taking time to heal is essential. No matter the circumstances, the...
When your spouse breaks the news that they want a divorce, it can be a devastating and confusing moment, especially if it is unexpected. Amidst the flurry of emotions, you may be at a loss on what to do next. The actions you take in the weeks or months leading to the...
Sometimes, it can be hard for parents to figure out what a fair custody agreement would be. On paper, it might make sense to have one person have physical custody of your children more often, but is that actually fair? What’s good for you may not be good for the other...
For divorcing couples – particularly those who don’t have children – determining who gets to keep their beloved pets is sometimes one of the most contested and emotional issues. Fortunately, in California, unlike in most states, pets are recognized as more than...