When couples have a California divorce it often involves both establishing separate households after sharing income and expenses. However, going from having pooled resources to being self-supportive can be expensive, especially if you plan to live in the same community. In this situation, someone considering divorce may ask: Can I Afford to Get Divorced in California? Continue reading
When parents separate or divorce, California child custody laws generally favor children having regular and meaningful contact with both parents. However, there can be circumstances when a parent may have reason to seek termination of the other’s parental relationship. Someone in this situation needs to know: Can I terminate my Ex’s parental rights in California? Continue reading
If you are getting divorced in California, you may hear the terms “Epstein Credits” and “Watts Charges” used in connection with your shared property. Depending on the facts of your case, these terms may have significant implications in your California divorce. What are Epstein Credits and Watts Charges in a California divorce? Continue reading
When a couple divides their assets during a California divorce, various financial resources may be involved—including inheritance. If you and your ex are divorcing, knowing how the process will impact inheritance and other estate planning assets is important. Here is more on California divorce and inheritance. Continue reading