When a marriage reaches the point of no return, and divorce becomes inevitable, many questions arise. One of the common questions is whether it matters who files for divorce first. Many people might assume that the person who files first has a legal or tactical...
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Picking the right forensic accountant for your business valuation
Divorce can be an emotionally challenging and legally complex process. This is all the more the case when it involves the division of business assets. A business valuation can be a useful negotiation tool when discussing how to split a shared enterprise. To ensure a...
Why divorces occur after eight years
According to research, the average length of a first marriage is eight years. Those who study the issue believe that this is because couples tend to get bored or restless with their relationships after several years have passed. Of course, there are things that you...
Putting your child’s needs first during a divorce
Getting divorced is considered one of the most stressful events a person can experience. For a child, a divorce can be much harder because a minor has no control over what is happening. However, there are steps that you can take to help your children transition, such...
Three signs you could use help from a CDFA during a divorce
Divorce is sometimes the best option when married couples in California no longer want to stay together. If you've never been through a divorce, you might not know how complex this process can be. Divorcing couples in certain situations can get through this difficult...
Why you might need a divorce in California
When you and your spouse are contemplating a divorce, knowing the legal grounds for divorce in California is important. Without the right information, you could find yourself in a difficult situation that could be difficult to resolve. For a court to grant a divorce,...
The role of forensic accounting in California divorce cases
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process, especially when it comes to the division of assets and financial matters. Often people going through a divorce choose to hide money to ensure their spouse doesn't have access to it when the courts finalize the...
How does California law divide debt during divorce?
Property division is often a contentious part of divorce proceedings. California is a community property state. Therefore, the court will divide all community property equally, including debts. Defining community vs. separate debt in divorce Any debt accumulated...
How collaborative divorces can be beneficial
Couples who end their marriages in California with a litigated divorce usually experience stress and hostility. Collaborative divorces involve negotiation and cooperation. Collaborative divorce definition Both soon-to-be ex-spouses work together from start to finish...
Determining your credit card needs after getting divorced in California
Some married couples in California won't stay that way forever. In these cases, getting a divorce is an option that can benefit two people when they can't stay together. However, lots of changes come with a divorce. One of these changes can involve your credit cards....