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Is depression at the heart of your marital troubles? Psychologists indicate that depression is often the root problem for many couples who enter therapy. Before you take the final step to file for divorce in California, consider addressing possible depression present...
One of the biggest concerns for California residents in divorce is finances. Now that your marriage is ending, you may fear being unable to make ends meet. Spousal support could be the solution, but you need to know how to negotiate for it. Be realistic If you are...
The decision of child support can be one of the most stressful aspects of a divorce, whether you live in California or elsewhere in the country. Finding a child support agreement that works for everyone can be complex, but ultimately it benefits your children. How is...
If you're going through a divorce in California, there's no guarantee that this process goes smoothly. With that in mind, it's common for more post-divorce-related complications to happen if a divorcing couple has children together. If that's the case, it can cause...
Joint custody is a concept that leaves plenty of uncertainty for divorced parents. Joint custody isn't just one type of parenting arrangement, so it doesn't have a corresponding schedule in California. It's usually up to the parents to work it out on their own. The...
Divorce is complicated. You not only have to determine the short-term implications of asset and debt division but also long-term effects like taxes and your economic recovery post-separation. A certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) may be able to help California...
When it comes to divorce in California, one of the first problems to tackle is how you're going to handle the division of property. It's important to pay close attention to any tax issues that may arise. Divorce, property settlements and taxes Property division and...
Alimony could become a critical element of divorce negotiations. Confusion might exist about what alimony, sometimes also referred to as spousal support, involves. Some may believe that alimony serves a punitive purpose, but that’s not the case. A California family...
Children are legally entitled to receive adequate support to cover their financial needs. All states follow this mandate, but it's important to know about specific rules if you're caring for a child in California. Parents are required to provide financial support for...
Spouses may not like to pay alimony, but a final divorce decree could obligate them to do so. Compelling reasons may exist why the court establishes a particular amount of maintenance. Perhaps the other spouse has limited work experience and might need some time to...