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Child custody hearings could be the most stressful aspect of California divorce proceedings. Both parents might be far apart from one another on visitation and other issues. They might want to turn to mediation, a process that could help them come to an agreement....
Divorce is a big issue for many families in California. One particular concern is how children will deal with the change to their families. The truth is that every child is an individual. A split will affect them all differently. That said, there are some...
California parents dealing with addiction or sobriety challenges may be concerned about how their child custody rights could be affected by the situation. Family courts are charged with protecting the best interests of the child, but that includes a strong...
High-asset divorces in the state of California can be more complicated than the average divorce. A part of this is due to executive compensation. What you should know about executive compensation Executive compensation refers to any renumeration packages for business...
Typically, when you go through a divorce in California, your house is sold and you and your ex split the profits from the sale. However, if you’re a real estate investor who has a portfolio, you may want to consider protecting those assets during your divorce. Here...
If you're divorcing someone in California who owns cryptocurrency, the process can get complex. Here's a closer look at how cryptocurrency can be difficult to deal with. Volatility rates As is the case with most investments, the value of cryptocurrencies often changes...
Divorce is often stressful, especially for couples who have to work out a spousal support agreement. If negotiations cannot be reached, the matter will go to court. When dealing with alimony matters, courts in California will determine the amount that one party will...
California has established guidelines for child support payments. However, in some cases, the parents might agree to amounts outside of these guidelines, either higher or lower, as long as the parents are informed about the guidelines, the family’s situation fits...
In California and other states, you are free to remarry after your divorce is final. You may even have more children, adopt or become a foster parent. However, it is important to note that your new wife and any children you bring into your home after your remarriage...
California is home to thousands of military couples. Each year, sadly, many of them end their marriages. It's important for military spouses to understand how divorce can impact them. In military divorces, dividing assets can be very complicated. In some cases, a...
