8 Not-so-Simple Steps to a Smoother Divorce
Tips for reducing the financial and emotional trauma associated with ending a marriage, emphasizing the mediation and collaborative divorce process
October 8, 2019
Tips for reducing the financial and emotional trauma associated with ending a marriage, emphasizing the mediation and collaborative divorce process
Information and guidance about how couples preparing for a divorce can begin dividing finances, responsibilities, and property under California law.
How should you talk about your divorce at work? You should open up to certain people you might work with about what you’re going through.
Back-to-school time sets the tone for the next nine months of family life. It provides an opportunity for co-parents to set boundaries and expectations that
Discussing how to prepare for a child custody hearing. What to expect, the best way to conduct yourself, and the documents and paperwork involved.
Preview 18 books that we recommend checking out for co-parenting, dealing with interpersonal conflict, and overcoming internal negativity.
Co-parenting apps are designed for calendaring and secure communication that can be taken before a judge if needed. Use them to reduce angry confrontations and stay out of court.
California Appellate Courts are working on procedures to challenge fees by experts who present reports that demonstrate significant procedural defects.
Here is what dads need to understand about child custody and visitation if they are preparing to move through a divorce that involves children.
If you are going through a divorce, updating your estate plan is an important part of moving on with your life. Here is how you should do it.
Estate planning mistakes become a costly affair when families have to sort out disagreements in probate court. More than a year after the unexpected death of rock legend Tom Petty, his widow and two daughters from a previous marriage are litigating the management of his estate.
In every divorce there are two universes. You have the real-life universe where you and your children feel the impact, physically, emotionally, and financially in your day-to-day life. Then there’s the legal universe, where forces beyond your control—the law—will determine your future. Both are important.