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The 7 Child Custody Tips You Need to Know During a California Divorce
In a perfect world, you and your ex would get along perfectly and there would be no need to discuss child custody at all. The two of you would simply agree on what to do and that would be the end of it. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. If you’re getting...Excessive Alimony in California and How to Avoid Paying It
When applied correctly, alimony is fair. When applied incorrectly, it can be a huge burden on the person who’s paying it. However, even if you believe that your alimony is much higher than it should be, you can’t simply stop paying it without the potential for serious...Don’t Let Your Divorce Affect Your Reputation: Learn How to Protect Your Reputation
No matter how long you may have wanted a divorce, when it comes time to go through with it, it’s normal to have a mix of emotions. In many situations, those emotions include anger and they may encourage someone to act in a way they normally wouldn’t. The most...Divorce for the Self-Employed: Should You Keep or Sell the Family Home?
Divorce proceedings aren’t easy for anyone but they can be especially complex for the self-employed. If you’re self-employed, own a home with your soon-to-be-ex spouse, then you’re likely wondering what the best option is. Read on to learn more about the many options...Positive Divorce is Much Better for the Kids: Can You and Your Spouse Pull It Off?
The American Psychological Association has been very clear that while divorce can be traumatic to kids, most of the time they adjust within two years. That said, there are steps parents can take to make the transition shorter and easier. What does the APA suggest...
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