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After a divorce, it's not uncommon for a person to want to get a fresh start. For instance, you may decide to leave California for a job in another state. Alternatively, you may decide to move to another part of the state to be closer to friends or family members. Of...
In the state of California, a parent is required to financially support his or her child regardless of that parent's marital status. There are many different factors that a judge might take into account when determining how much a parent should contribute. These...
Parents in California who are divorced or no longer in an unwed romantic relationship need to put their children first. One of the best ways to do that is to create a strong co-parenting plan. What is a co-parenting plan? A co-parenting plan is a plan created by...
If you've decided to end your marriage, you likely know that your divorce will not be immediate and you and your ex will have to work out some financial issues before the divorce is final. If you live in California, here are some state-specific mandates you should...
Joint custody is the shared legal or physical custody of a child or children after the parents are no longer living in the same home due to divorce or separation. These arrangements indicate that parents share the responsibilities of caring for their children's...
Divorce trials in California can be expensive and time-consuming. Ideally, you'll want to resolve most of your property division issues through mediation. Continue reading to learn about the five costly mistakes you should avoid during a divorce. Negotiating without a...
Divorce for couples in California is never an easy process, but when the couple holds retirement assets like IRAs, then everything gets much more complex when it comes to financial settlements. These assets have special tax rules that make them good for saving but...
Married California couples who struggle with debt might end up calling it quits. A recent survey by a national bank determined that debt is a big reason behind divorce. What can debt do to your relationship? Often, debt is problematic in a marriage. If one spouse...
Caring parents may wish to do their best to meet the needs of their children. Paying child support may strain someone’s finances, but the parent understands their responsibilities to a young one. Circumstances, however, could change, and even a caring parent might...
In California, a divorce where one or both of the partners also owns a business can be one of the most expensive and complex forms of divorce. Dividing the marital assets becomes much harder when company ownership is involved. This is a difficult and unpredictable...
