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Category Archives: California Divorce Laws
California Divorce Process – Step By Step
Divorce can be a challenging and stressful process that is full of unknowns and obstacles. However, if you are aware of the steps required and…
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in California?
No one enters a marriage expecting a divorce, but this eventually becomes a reality for many residents across California. The divorce process can be emotionally…
What will happen to my retirement accounts in my divorce?
In most divorces, people’s pensions and retirement accounts are their highest-value assets, which can cause great anxiety and emotional distress during this stressful and challenging…
5 ways to regain your footing after divorce
Going through a divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining experience. As you transition into this new chapter of your life, it is essential…
How to recognize parental alienation
Maintaining healthy relationships with both parents is important for children who are coping with divorce. Both parents should encourage these connections, but this is unfortunately…
Joint custody arrangements in California
California’s family courts aim to prioritize children’s well-being when making custody determinations. Joint custody arrangements can enable both parents to remain present and engaged in…
Does a nonowner spouse have an interest in the house?
California is a community property state, meaning all debts and assets acquired during the marriage are marital property and belong equally to both parties. Generally,…
The top 3 mistakes made during high asset divorces
All divorces are difficult, but divorces involving high-net-worth couples can be particularly challenging. With substantial amounts of money, real estate and other assets to divide,…
Protecting business assets in a divorce
The community property law in California requires family law judges to divide marital estates equally in divorce cases, but the assets that divorcing spouses acquired…
How to get ready for a custody hearing
In the state of California, both parents are typically given the opportunity to have custody of their children. However, the structure of your parenting plan…
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