When you get married, the last thing you want to think about is divorce. But unfortunately divorce is inevitable for some married couples. It may be the only option for some couples. A divorce proceeding is governed by certain laws in the state where the divorce is filed. California law allows for spousal support or alimony. What Is Spousal Support? … Continue reading
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Child Support During After Divorce
A divorce is not only difficult for the two spouse involved, but also the children they share. It can be an emotionally charged time that negatively impacts the entire family. Divorce can raise financial concerns. When parents are married, making sure their children are financially taken care of is relatively easy. However, when they get divorced, finances can become more … Continue reading
Resolving Divorce with Arbitration
Marriage and divorce are both common experiences. Half of all marriages in the United States end in a divorce. The divorce rate for subsequent marriages is even higher. Divorce proceedings can take both an emotional and a financial toll on the entire family. Navigating the divorce process is important in keeping family as emotionally stable as possible. When you file … Continue reading
Modifying Child Custody Orders as Your Child Grows
The issues that come up during child custody battles can change with different seasons and as your child grows up. If you are in the midst of a child custody matter, you may know how difficult it is to think about everything that might need to be covered in the agreement. Having an experienced Central Valley child custody attorney on … Continue reading
Myth: Prenuptial Agreement Is a Sign of a Doomed Marriage
There is stigma about prenuptial agreements because some people view it as a sign for a doomed marriage before even getting married. Although it is easy to see why they would think so, prenuptials can actually provide more stability if prepared properly and the process involves both parties. What Is a Prenuptial? Prenuptial agreements, or commonly referred to as “prenups,” … Continue reading
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The Importance of a Comprehensive Divorce Plan
Getting a divorce is a huge life changing process that you have to address head on. Unfortunately, if you have thought or talked about divorce, it is most likely inevitable. As such, you can’t ignore it and hope it will go away. You have to deal with it head on. The stronger and better planned you are, the easier and … Continue reading
10 Important Questions to Ask Your Divorce Attorney
Filing for divorce can be an emotionally straining and difficult time for most people. Having the right attorney by your side can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce and whether the proceeding pans out in your favor. Looking for the right divorce attorney in the Central Valley can be a tiring process, but it is an important one. Rushing … Continue reading
Different Types of Supervised Child Visitation
California’s family court system places a big emphasis on the rights of parents during child custody proceedings. However, the court’s highest priority is the safety and welfare of the children involved. This is the reason why family courts require a neutral third party to be present during visits in certain cases, such as when the parent has a history of … Continue reading
Impact of Domestic Violence On Divorce & Child Custody
Getting a divorce is a stressful and complicated process for most couples. Certain factors and dangerous behaviors by one spouse can instigate and further complicate this process. One major factor that can seriously impact legal determinations in divorce proceedings is domestic violence. When a parent has a restraining order against them, it may prevent him or her from custody or … Continue reading
What Assets Am I Entitled to During a California Divorce?
Are you wondering what assets you are entitled to in a California divorce? If so, you are not alone. Many individuals going through the divorce process think about what property they may be entitled when filing for divorce from their spouse. California law holds that each spouse is entitled to 50 percent, or one-half, of the community estate. Your community … Continue reading
