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Have you heard of the term "gray divorce"? It refers to couples ending their marriages later in life, typically after age 50. This trend has been rising recently, and it is essential to understand how it may impact you. If you are considering a gray divorce or know...
When going through the emotional and logistical chaos of divorce, estate planning documents might take a back seat among your priorities. However, failing to address these important papers can lead to unintended consequences that can echo long after the finalization...
While divorce can reshape your finances and your daily living, it can also have a tremendous impact on your emotional and psychological wellbeing. After all, it can feel like the life you’ve worked hard to build is crashing down around you, leaving you worried about...
No marriage is perfect. While some couples can overcome their issues, others determine that divorce is their best option. However, when a marriage involves harm and abuse to a partner, it may not be as simple as filing for divorce to escape domestic violence. When...
Pets are like family members to many of us and the thought of parting with them can be heartbreaking. As with child custody, who gets pet custody in a California divorce can become a major issue. The law considers pets to be personal property. This means who gets...
Divorce is hard. It can be technically challenging, financially risky and emotionally devastating. So, if you're going through the divorce process right now, it may not make you feel any better to hear this, but it used to be much, much worse. California was first...
No relationship is perfect. Married couples will frequently have disagreements and disputes. While this is considered common, even in a healthy marriage, if the conflicts become aggressive or physical, this is no longer healthy or even safe. Events of domestic...
When going through the property division process in a California divorce, you can’t overlook the role that marital debts play. Because California is a community property state, in most instances, you and your spouse will split those debts, but that might leave you on...
Spousal support, commonly known as alimony, consists of payments from one ex-spouse to the other to help offset their economic disadvantage after their divorce. This is not a feature in every divorce settlement, but it can be necessary in cases involving one ex-spouse...
Are averse to conflict? Do you do everything you can to try to avoid getting into arguments with others, oftentimes to the point of just giving in to the other side? If so, then you’re probably worried about how you’re going to effectively get through your divorce....