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A custody schedule is a crucial element when going through a divorce with a child. It outlines how they will spend time with each parent. Thus, you want to create a schedule that works for your child. One that is in their best interests and still practical. A few...
A divorce can become more complex when you own several rental properties in addition to the family home. Each one may have its own mortgage, equity and income. If you bought some before marriage, you may need to sort out what stays separate and what you and your...
Children often do not have the ability to make their own medical decisions. Young children do not fully understand their own medical needs or the procedures being carried out. While they are minors, their parents are in charge of making those decisions for them. For...
When an ex-spouse with custody of your child passes away, an existing child support obligation does not necessarily mean you must continue making payments to the deceased parent's family. Child support is intended to meet the child's needs. So, the death of the...
Divorce is deeply personal, but much of the legal process comes down to paperwork. Financial records and other documents help establish what each spouse owns, owes and earns. They can affect decisions about property division, spousal support and other important...
As high school graduation approaches, many divorcing or divorced parents face a major financial question: who is legally responsible for paying for their child’s college education? Unlike some states where the judge can order parents to contribute to university...
Committing to a partner can be a bright milestone after a divorce. While this move is a personal choice, it also has legal effects on your finances. In California, moving in together can change how the court views the need for monthly support payments. Defining...
A decision to divorce isn’t always one that’s easy, and it generally becomes even more complex when children are involved. It’s critical that both parents take the time to think beyond just the decision to end their marriage before moving forward with the legal...
Moving out of state with your children after a divorce isn’t as simple as one would think. Legally known as a “move-away” case, California law addresses relocation that disrupts existing custody schedules or affects the other parent’s visitation rights, balancing a...
Many people think of highly contentious cases when they hear about a divorce. The fact is that most divorces don’t go through a court battle to reach the legal end of the marriage. Instead, many divorces are handled via mediation. For people who share children, being...
