California couples who are going through a divorce may be considering a 50/50 child custody arrangement. Under this type of arrangement, the children will spend an equal amount of time with both parents throughout the year. While this may seem like a fair solution for...
It’s not always easy to bring up a change that is going to affect your children’s lives. Whether they’re toddlers or adults, explaining that you and their other parent will be separating and going your own ways can be a tough pill for them to swallow. It is normal to...
California parents have a lot to deal with when going through a divorce. From determining how to split up all of their assets to determining child custody arrangements, divorce can be a highly emotional process. Unfortunately, many parents tend to withdrawal their...
When some California couples decide to get divorced, things don't always go amicably. When spouses are dealing with a large amount of anger or resentment, it makes them more likely to be dishonest during divorce proceedings. One of the main things that these...
Going through a divorce rarely is easy. However, it becomes even more difficult if you and your spouse have significant assets. You may have substantial income, work bonuses, savings and investments. You may own multiple properties and a few classic cars. You may own...
If you and your spouse have decided that a divorce is right for you, then it’s time to talk to your children about it. Before you do, though, you will need to decide what kind of custody you are going to have. Will you share custody? Will one parent take over...
When you and your spouse divorce and you own a California business together, you need to determine how to handle things moving forward. California is a community property state, which means that any business interests acquired during the marriage may be subject to a...
The division of property is often one of the most difficult parts of California divorces. When one spouse owns a business, it can be particularly difficult. If the couple owns the business together, one buying the other out can be a viable solution. But what about...
A retirement plan often makes up a significant portion of an individual's financial wealth. That's why retirement plans can present more difficulty for one or both parties during a divorce proceeding. Most states, including California, regard assets from retirement...
Older adults in California who get a divorce may face certain challenges that are specific to their age group. There are both financial and emotional implications for people in this situation. Financial issues Adults who are near retirement age, or even past...
