Property division often becomes complex when high net worth marriages end due to valuable assets like vacation homes, investment properties and luxury items. California operates under community property laws, meaning assets and debts acquired during marriage are...
For separated or divorced parents in California, choosing the right custody schedule is important when it comes to maintaining stability and strong parent-child relationships. One option that many families consider is an alternating weeks custody schedule, in which a...
When a couple decides to end their marriage, the question of who keeps the house can be one of the most challenging to resolve. Understanding your options can help you make the right decision for your situation. What options should you consider? You may choose to sell...
The decisions you make in divorce can impact your finances for years after your marriage ends. When significant assets are involved, the stakes are even higher. Wealthy individuals often face unique challenges and potential pitfalls during a divorce. Knowing these...
Making Changes When Change is Needed Custody and child support modification in California often arises from changes in the circumstances of the parents or children. In other cases, it can be a way for one parent to reduce the amount of child support they owe due to various causes. Whatever the reason, it’s important to understand how custody and child…
As a parent, your child's wants and needs are routinely your top priority. However, it can be very difficult to balance and understand these in the context of a divorce. If you are ending your marriage, you should know whether and to what extent your child's...
When you choose to initiate a divorce, you'll naturally have many questions about the process and its impact on your life. If you possess a considerable number of assets, you might worry about the future state of your finances, the fate of your house, and what assets...
If you’ve been married to a servicemember for some time, you’ve probably been taking your health insurance coverage for granted because you’ve had TRICARE. If you’re going to be divorcing (and you’re not also an active duty or retired servicemember), it’s important to...
Parents often think a lot about how splitting up will affect their children. Once they determine that divorce is the only viable option, telling the children becomes a focus. Taking the time to plan this discussion with their children is critical for parents. This...
The first year after a divorce is a period of major changes. Many people who are going through the initial stages of a divorce don’t realize just how much this time can challenge them. If you’re in this position, there are some ways you can make the year of firsts a...