Community Property States [Full List & Why It Matters]
What does living in a community property state mean, and how does this impact your property and finances in a divorce? I cover all the details here.
Category: Marriage
Are Second Marriages More Successful?
How to make your second marriage a success through practicing communication, appreciation, vulnerability, and conflict resolution.
Shiv & Tom: How Power and Expectations Shape Marriage
Shiv & Tom from HBO’s Succession are a fascinating case study of how power and expectations influence marriage. Here are my takeaways.
Transmutation Agreements Explained [& Why You Need One]
A transmutation agreement allows you to recharacterize an asset from community to separate property, or vice versa. Here’s everything you need to know.
To Elope or Not to Elope in California?
While eloping in Cali can be a great option, ensure you’ve adequately discussed your collective life goals with your partner before saying, “I do.”
The Pros and Cons of Domestic Partnerships (vs Marriage)
While domestic partnerships offer similar benefits to marriage, they have a few drawbacks. Here’s what to keep in mind.
Sex/Life: What It Gets Right & Wrong On Marriage & Divorce
Here are my thoughts on what the show Sex/life gets right and what should be left behind when navigating your marriage or divorce.
Fleishman is in Trouble: A Reflection on Marriage & Divorce
Let’s break down the major themes of the show, Fleishman is in Trouble, and what they can teach us about our own relationships.
Getting a Marriage License in California [The Right Way]
Learn about the best practices and requirements to keep in mind before your wedding day in California.
7 New Year’s Relationship Goals To Help Your Marriage Thrive
If the turn of the year energizes you to consciously empower your marriage, these seven goals should be at the top of your list.
How to Recover from Lying About Money in Your Marriage
Money is difficult to talk about, especially with your spouse. However, lying about money in a marriage can have dire consequences. Partners often conceal finances out of a desire to impress or fear of disappointment.