An Advocate In Family Law Cases
For both parents and children, one of the most difficult aspects to adjust to post-divorce is child custody. Even if both parents and the court have focussed on maintaining stability, there will be some level of change. One obstacle that co-parents have to overcome...
Many factors influence custody arrangements in California. Agreements between the parents, family schedules and the status of household relationships can all influence the division of parental rights and responsibilities. Parents are often able to settle custody...
When parents divorce, the best interests of their children are always paramount concerns. Sharing the same nanny between the two households can provide your children with a huge source of stability, but that means negotiating some careful agreements with both your ex...
Relationships are complex and sometimes marred by domestic violence and other forms of abuse. While some common cases of domestic abuse leave physical scars, invisible abuse leaves behind emotional and psychological wounds that are not immediately visible to the naked...
When some people divorce, they never have to hear from their ex again; however, that’s likely not the case for you if you share a child with yours. As such, having a plan for communication that reduces the chance of conflicts is critical. One of the most important...
Navigating the complexities of divorce can be difficult, even when a separation is amicable. However, divorcing a narcissist takes most divorce-related challenges to a whole new level. If you're in the process of divorcing a narcissist, knowing what to expect will...
It is impossible to perfectly predict whether or not a divorce will take place in any individual relationship, but there are different factors and statistics that researchers can track. When they see certain risk factors, they know that these couples have higher odds...
Divorce is both a very emotional process and a practical one. Divorcing spouses have to negotiate terms for the division of their property and possibly also the financial support of a dependent spouse or minor children. Practical or financial concerns are among the...
Not everyone keeps their home after divorce. Many couples will decide to sell the house. Often, their reasoning is that they need to divide marital assets. If they sell their home and make a profit, then they just have to split the profit in half and the process is...
If your parents gave you an inheritance during your marriage, and you are now getting divorced, you likely do not want to split that money with your ex. You want it to stay in your family. At the same time, the inheritance may be substantial. Perhaps you and your ex...