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Divorce can significantly affect a family business. When a divorcing couple owns a business together, deciding its fate can become a complex and often contentious part of the settlement process. There are several options, each with its own set of challenges and...
Since custody cases primarily revolve around them, it makes sense to involve children in the process by asking them about their preferences or how they feel about certain parenting time arrangements. In California, courts can consider a child’s preference, together...
While divorce proceedings are pending, a court can issue a temporary spousal support order if it finds that one of the parties needs financial support to maintain their standard of living while the court is finalizing the divorce. In California, courts typically...
Divorce untangles the life couples built and shared, but more so during the high-asset kind that often involves multi-million properties accumulated through the years. Some assets, such as collectibles, are more valuable than others, not only in the financial sense...
Any experienced divorce attorney will tell you that every divorce is different, but almost all divorces share one important feature: the valuation of the family home. For wealthier couples, this dispute could involve hundreds of thousands of dollars. The value of the...
The holiday season is meant to be a happy, exciting time, especially for children. If you are raising children, you want them to grow up having happy memories of their holidays. This becomes challenging when you are co-parenting after a divorce or separation. You have...
Married couples in California generally share their resources and financial obligations. The community property rules in California give both spouses an interest in the income of the other and virtually any assets that they accumulate during the marriage. The longer...
Property division is one of the most complicated aspects of any California divorce and it can be even trickier in a high asset divorce. There is no specific definition of a high asset divorce. It has traditionally been considered a divorce involving at least $1...
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...
