Who Gets the Pets? Unpacking Pet Custody in California Divorces
Let’s explore California’s Family Code 2605, which gives judges the power in divorce cases to determine who gets the pets based on what’s in your “best friend’s” best interest.
Category: Divorce
Life After Divorce—3 Things To Do Next
Divorce can be a powerful first step to an exciting new chapter in your life. Let’s take a look at 3 major areas that you should focus on including money, dating, and legal matters.
How is the Date of Separation Determined in California?
Let’s uncover how the date of separation in California has a major impact on your divorce case which factors in how the courts decide to divide up your property, calculate spousal support, and other matters during a divorce.
Co-Parenting Through COVID and Beyond
These unprecedented times have placed you in unfamiliar territory as a divorced parent. This article details how to overcome co-parenting obstacles that may persist—not only in 2020 or 2021—but for the foreseeable future.
Legal Separation Vs. Divorce in California
You’ve decided to take action in your marriage because it isn’t working out as you’d hoped. Ultimately, you have two legal recourses: legal separation or divorce. Let’s take a look at other key differences between the two options.
5 Keys to a Peaceful Divorce
Done cordially, divorce can be a stepping stone to achieving your personal goals while minimizing collateral damage. Not only can your divorce be peaceful, it can be successful! Learn five fundamental principles which directly contribute to an amicable separation.
Top 12 California Divorce Mediation FAQs
If you have chosen or are considering mediation, we’ve answered some questions our clients commonly ask to help you with your decision.
Divorce Consulting: The Alternative to Litigation
We’re here to set the record straight and give you a clear understanding of divorce consulting: what it is, what it’s not, when to use it and our unique approach to it.
How Social Media Can Affect Your Divorce Case
It is extremely easy to use social media posts to curate a particular persona. However, do not give your ex-spouse and his or her attorney any information that may be used against your own interests.