Prenuptial agreements (prenups) are not always a fun topic of conversation with your soon to be spouse. Discussing divorce before you even get married is not ideal as when you…
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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.
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The complexities of annulment requires expertise and local knowledge, especially in a bustling city like San Diego.
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I constantly get asked, “how do I file my taxes during a divorce?” This is one aspect of divorce that is often overlooked as there is no easy answer to this question.
How you (and your former spouse) will file your tax returns during or after your marital dissolution depends on a multitude of factors. The decisions you make on this can have far-reaching financial consequences, so be sure to talk to your family law attorney and accountant so that you understand what lies ahead. Here are answers to some of the most common divorce tax questions we hear from clients.
Are you going through a divorce? We know it can be confusing, stressful, and emotionally draining. To help you make a well-informed decision, we’ve narrowed it down to 3 questions…
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Navigating a divorce with a narcissistic spouse can be particularly challenging and emotionally draining, but with the right strategies, you can protect yourself and emerge stronger.
Navigating the complexities of a divorce appeal in California can be daunting. Our comprehensive guide simplifies the process, ensuring you know what to expect every step of the way.
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It may come as a disappointment that blame can't be legally placed on one spouse for the divorce, but by eliminating the need to prove fault, California has also eliminated…
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Discover the crucial steps you need to take if you find out that your spouse's previous marriage was never legally finalized, and learn how this situation impacts your current marriage…
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In 1969, California was the first state to sign no fault divorce into law. That means that things like extramarital affairs or abandonment are not of interest to the court…
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