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If you are going through a divorce and there has been domestic violence in your marriage, you may wonder how this will affect the outcome of your case. Domestic violence is a serious issue that can have legal and emotional consequences for both spouses and any...
Divorce at any age can be very difficult for the people involved, but divorce as an older person carries its own unique set of challenges. We'll discuss some of these challenges later in this post. First, it's helpful to have an overview of the divorce process...
Most divorces are bound to have a certain amount of conflict. Although that can be stressful to think about and anticipate, you might find yourself overwhelmed if your spouse is a liar who will say whatever they can to get what they want. To avoid dealing with...
If you and your spouse are separating, you will likely have certain assets that you want to hold onto in the divorce. If you have started your own business, maintaining ownership of that business may be especially important to you. Property division in...
You have been served with divorce papers, or maybe you were the one who filed first, but now what? You need some plans in place to help you and your spouse move through the divorce process with a sense of stability. Temporary orders can be one way to achieve...
Divorce can be litigious, but it does not have to be. However, one of the many times that a divorce process can break down is during the property division process. And, if you are going through a divorce in California, you may be wondering how to divide your...
If you are in an unhappy marriage and have decided that you want to get out, in California, the way for you to obtain a divorce is by going to court. In the state, you don't have a responsibility to prove that either you or your spouse did anything wrong. This...
In most California divorces, determining the value of the family home can be one of the most contentious issues. Two issues generally arise: how much is the home worth, and how should this value be divided. Obviously, the question of price must be answered...
Because of California's laws, a Californian who has a 401(k) through their employer may have to divide it equally with their spouse. Basically, that part of the 401(k) that is legally community property belongs to both spouses equally. Unless the spouses make...
It is important that both parties to a divorce have access to relevant information and evidence about the other party. For example, parties need financial information to evaluate the proper amount of child or spousal support. Information about assets and debts...