Some California parents may struggle with co-parenting after a divorce. They may feel they are failing their children if they are unable to co-parent successfully, but there are circumstances that can make it difficult or impossible to do so.After a divorce, the same...
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Month: April 2019
Protecting retirement during divorce
When people in California get a divorce, each may be entitled to a part of the other's retirement account. This can have a significant effect on a person's retirement plans whether it is in a few years or further away. It is important to not become overwhelmed by...
Don’t hide your assets if you want to protect your reputation
One thing that some people make the mistake of doing is hiding their assets during divorce. They may think that they're going to come out on top by doing this, but if the judge finds out that you've lied, you could be in deep trouble and have your reputation ruined.It...
Things that need to be done after a divorce
There is a sense of relief that accompanies the finalization of a divorce. Many California residents who have gone through this process feel ready to start their new life. While the divorce may be finalized, there are still things that need to be done.An end of a...
More courts are encouraging shared parenting duties
For the better part of the last century, dads in California and other states hoping for a generous custody arrangement were pretty much out of luck. According to one study, mothers were awarded sole custody about 80 percent of the time in 1980. That percentage was...
Kids who fight divorce: Helping them cope instead of taking sides
In many cases of divorce, children can be blindsided with the fact that their lives are going to change. As a result, parents can expect that their children are going to have questions and concerns. For the most part, children will adjust given time to do so.There are...
Tips for co-parenting success and helping kids adapt to divorce
Divorce disrupts the lives of all involved, but California parents have the ability to ease the transition for their children. They should be willing to provide age-appropriate answers when their children ask questions about the situation. Children will often face...