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There are many things to consider during the divorce process, with perhaps the most important factor being the best interests of the child. Often, parents are awarded joint physical custody of the child, which means they share the responsibility of a child’s living...
To say that your divorce has made things easier between you and your ex would be a massive overstatement. In fact, you feel like the conflicts have only escalated -- and they’re largely focused around the children. Your ex-spouse seems to think that the visitation...
In some California divorce cases, the final dissolution judgment may include a court order requiring one party to pay spousal support or alimony. This involves one party making payments to the other for a specified time period. The goal is to allow the receiving party...
There are typically only two possible approaches to settling child custody matters in a divorce in most states. The couple can work together and arrange their own custody settlement, an act that gives them total control over the final terms. This is often considered...
In a California divorce, most of your property may get divided. The state has community property laws that give each spouse an interest in assets and income acquired by either spouse during the marriage. Generally, family law judges in California will do their best to...
Divorce is never easy, nor is it ever free from emotions, even if both parties appear amicable and on the same page with one another. If you are thinking of getting a divorce or if you are in the process of a divorce in Sacramento, California, you are likely to...
Breaking the news of your divorce to your kids can be difficult to think about. After all, when it comes to the end of a marriage, most parents in Sacramento want to preserve their relationship with their child and move forward through the divorce process on track to...
A divorce can be a financially unnerving experience, particularly for a person who has become dependent on their soon-to-be ex-spouse’s income. When a California couple goes through a divorce, the dependent spouse may wonder how they will make ends meet once they are...
In California, you will need to wait at least six months after serving your spouse with divorce papers before your marriage can officially come to an end. Of course, the divorce process can take much longer than six months to complete if it is contested. Let's look at...
If you are considering divorce, you have probably imagined how the litigation may look. You can see you and your spouse’s lawyers negotiating your agreement on your behalf and can likely anticipate any resulting arguments or complications. You can likely imagine a...
