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If you’re going through a rough patch in your marriage, then you might find yourself wondering if it’s time to call it quits. That’s a difficult question to answer, especially given the ramifications that divorce can have on you and your children. To make the decision...
In California, getting a divorce is pretty straightforward. You do not have to point fingers or prove someone did something wrong, like cheating. Instead, you can just say you have "irreconcilable differences," and that may be enough reason for the court. This means...
Do you feel like your existing child custody order is no longer in your child’s best interests? If the answer is “yes,” then you need to consider seeking a custody modification. While one of these motions can seek to shift primary physical or legal custody to the...
It can be stressful and frustrating when your co-parent doesn’t stick to the custody plan. You might wonder how it affects your child, your bond with them, and what you can do to make things better. If you find yourself facing this issue, it's important to take...
Divorces and breakups when children are still minors inevitably mean that a family’s circumstances change significantly. Oftentimes, parents negotiate very specific terms with one another related to how they will meet the children's needs and share time with them...
Divorce can be stressful for all members of a family as it means significant changes. Oftentimes, change can be viewed in a negative light, but in reality, change isn’t always a bad thing. The romantic relationship between you and your former spouse may have broken...
In a divorce where one parent earns much more than the other, the lesser-earning parent may fear a lack of wealth will threaten their custody rights. While this is a valid concern, parents can rest easy knowing that judges rarely base custody decisions on income or...
Financial matters often lead to intense disagreements between spouses during divorce. Few topics are more emotional for those preparing for the end of a marriage than alimony or spousal support. For example, someone who has long sacrificed their professional ambitions...
Child custody arrangements can sometimes be difficult for children who don’t want to move. For one thing, they’re used to the family home that they’ve grown up in so far, and they want to stay in a place that is familiar. Additionally, they may not like the idea of...
Most divorcing couples who are co-parenting their children detail any restrictions for travel without the notification and approval of the other parent. Often, these restrictions involve out-of-state or international travel or travel over a certain number of miles. If...
