Divorce

Relationships are complicated, and conflicts inevitably arise. If you've lost the magic you once had, perhaps it's time to look in the mirror and honestly assess your behavior while your California marriage is still salvageable. Here are four behaviors that may lead...

Divorce in California, and around the country, is challenging enough without online posts and arguments worsening the situation. With the rise of social media, it’s important to know how your online presence can impact your divorce proceedings. Limit your social media...

Divorcing couples in California go through a variety of emotions. It’s normal to feel one way early in the divorce and completely different as things progress, and there are several stages that people often go through. Shock When your spouse reveals they want a...

California uses community property rules when dividing property in a divorce. A community asset is typically defined as anything acquired after your marriage became official. For example, community assets may include a home, a car or money in a bank account. It's also...

Divorce can have a significant impact on the way children in California view marriage and relationships. Children who grow up in divorced families may have a different perspective on marriage than children from intact families. Believing marriages are less stable...

California residents who have gone through a divorce know how difficult it can be. While you know it’s for the best, it’s perfectly normal to get overwhelmed by emotions and the prospect of life without your partner. Processing your divorce Divorce can be a hard thing...

When couples are struggling and deciding on divorce in California, one of the questions they ponder is whether they should move out of the family home or wait until the divorce is final. This question, however, does not have a clear-cut answer since the answer depends...

Every year, thousands of people in California make the decision to end their marriages and seek divorce. In most cases, a divorce comes after an intense, long-lasting struggle over whether to end the marriage or not. No one wants to make a decision like that without...

If you aren't happy in your marriage, you have the right to get a divorce with or without your spouse's permission. California law allows for no-fault divorces, which means that you don't need a specific reason to terminate your relationship. Of course, there will...