In a typical mediation proceeding, each party consults separately with the mediator, and then the mediator brings both spouses together to craft a compromise agreement, which the spouses then sign.
In the realm of family law, divorces involving significant assets, commonly known as high-asset divorce, present unique challenges and complexities
Are you worried about the cost of divorce? This article describes the various categories that might cause financial concern during a divorce.
There are many types of restraining orders available to parties going through a divorce in California. This article lists a few of them.
A new California law changed the way pet custody is handled in divorce cases. Read more about the new pet custody law in our blog.
The law allows people to replace their attorneys at any time. You could part ways with your attorney even if you signed a retainer with the lawyer.
The intricate process of divorce, a phenomenon affecting numerous individuals and families in the United States, goes beyond the commonly cited statistic that suggests half of all marriages end in separation.
many individuals going through divorce wonder if it’s possible to avoid spousal support altogether. In this blog post, we’ll explore the intricacies of spousal support in California, the factors influencing its determination, and whether it can be avoided.
This article discusses how mediation works in a divorce. Usually, a mediator will recommend legal advice alongside the mediation process.
Who keeps the house in a California divorce? This article will cover the basic answers to the question and how to best prepare yourself for dividing this asset.