Asset division is often one of the most difficult parts of divorce. To that end, many people believe that the more assets a couple has, the more intense the divorce will be. But how true is that? Do rich couples end up fighting more over asset division than others?...
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Can you do anything about parental alienation?
Going through a divorce can be exceedingly difficult, even under comparatively ideal circumstances. If your soon-to-be ex-spouse is trying to hurt you, he or she may play games with your children's affection. That is, your husband or wife may attempt to turn your kids...
Can you co-parent from a distance?
Co-parenting is great for children, as it provides a more stable structure for them to take refuge in as they adapt to life after divorce. It is also great for the ex-couple. But what happens if one co-parent must move away from the other and from their child? How can...
Is your spouse hiding assets in cryptocurrency?
Asset hiding during divorce is not a new phenomenon. It has likely existed for as long as laws have dictated how to divide property during a split. However, with the changing times come changes in technology. These days, many divorcees who want to hide their assets...
What is parallel parenting?
As parents, you want what is best for your child no matter what. But as adults who just went through a rough divorce, you will likely find it hard to work together with your co-parent as closely as you need to - initially, at least. This transition period is crucial...
How does incarceration affect child support
A brush with the law sometimes means that you may have to spend time in prison. When this happens, it could be difficult for you to pay child support, and you may wonder how your local family court will handle the situation. Because you cannot work while you are in...
How does domestic violence affect child custody?
California courts place putting a child's best interests ahead of other concerns when making custody decisions. The child may benefit from living with a parent closer to the school the child attended for many years or one who provides a more stable home life. The...
Difficult divorces: how protective orders can help
People navigating difficult divorces in California may need to file for protective orders at some point. However, it’s not a one-size-fits-all proposition because the state recognizes several types. What is a protective order? Protective orders — also known as...
Dealing with child support and safety concerns during divorce
If you have had previous problems with the way your ex-spouse has parented your children, letting that person spend time with your children is a top safety concern. These concerns can play a significant role in determining child custody in California and how much...
Financial considerations when getting a divorce
When getting a divorce, finances need to be something that you spend a lot of time thinking about. Although you may be preoccupied with the emotional turmoil of ending a relationship, you need to know how to take care of yourself once you are on your own. Here are...