Blogs

• What Are Grounds for Divorce in California?

  Posted Oct 18

  California is a no-fault divorce state, which means that when you file for divorce, you need to have grounds for doing so but that it’s also not necessary to point the finger and make accusations. Even if a spouse has been unfaithful or there has been financial i...

• Pretrial Divorce Case Discovery Process

  Posted Oct 14

  If you’ve decided to file for divorce, you may be wondering what the pretrial discovery process for divorce cases is like. Discovery is the process of sharing documentation and information between the two parties on opposing sides of a legal case— a family l...

• Tips for Long Distance Co-Parenting

  Posted May 12

    Many divorced families live close by each other, so it’s easier to split parenting time equally. Both the mother and father get to see the children a considerable amount. However, parents who live a long distant from one another have a much more difficul...

• What to Expect from the Initial Stages of a Custody Dispute

  Posted Mar 12

      Divorces are rarely easy matters, especially when there are children involved. Sometimes it’s necessary to spend a great deal of time determining the best arrangement for the kids in order to ensure that their health and wellbeing are always the ...

• Does My Spousal Support Duty End When I Retire?

  Posted Feb 26

  Retirement often means changes to both your lifestyle and your budget. Depending on how much you have saved for retirement and how much you will receive from social security, you might have a lifestyle that is more financially demanding than when you were working. You c...