During a California divorce, a couple will identify and divide their shared or community assets. In addition, they may need to develop custody and support terms. Sometimes, parties may need more information to make informed decisions about these and other case issues. Depending on the circumstances, one or both may decide to serve discovery for this purpose. So, what is discovery in a California divorce? Continue reading →

When you think of divorce, you may expect the parties to disagree and argue throughout the process. This is an emotional time for everyone involved and there can be heated exchanges and stressful moments where both sides can appear bitter and spiteful. Being angry during divorce is understandable. However, sometimes, former spouses will cross the line and make inaccurate statements and claims about each other. In this situation, knowing how to respond to untruthful accusations is important. My ex is making false allegations against me. What are my options? Continue reading →

When you are involved in a California divorce, there can be a lot of unknowns. However, learning more about what to expect can help minimize stress and make the process less intimidating. If you have questions about California divorce, you are not alone. Here are some FAQs about California divorce: Continue reading →

Getting to the point of considering divorce can be a long process. However, once you have decided to file, or you know it’s coming, it’s important to do what you can to prepare for your California divorce. In some ways, you may never feel ready for divorce. Although ending your marriage may be difficult, there are steps you can take that may help during the process. Here are 5 ways to prepare for your California divorce. Continue reading →