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Residents of Pleasanton and nearby areas of California may want to know more about how the employment status of a person may affect divorce. Did you know that men who do not have full-time jobs are 33% more likely to divorce? According to TIME, it seems that financial...
Spousal support may become a divisive issue during divorce. If the temporary alimony order leaves a sour taste in someone's mouth, it may cause efforts for or against it to ramp up. It may help to go into the court process having a basic grasp of how California laws...
When you divorced your spouse, you also negotiated a custody agreement with your spouse. Then, a judge reviewed the agreement and issued a custody order. Now that you have some co-parenting experience, you may have realized the agreement is not quite right. Your...
If you have kids together, your former spouse is more than just your ex. He or she will be your coparent until your children grow up and become independent. Although forgiveness can be a challenge after a contentious divorce, taking the high road will benefit your...
If you are ending your marriage, you know how difficult it can be to split up your assets and debts. Emotions can interfere with logic, yet your future may depend on making smart financial decisions. Property division is often more complicated in a high-asset...
Divorcing spouses in California own one-half of all property from their marriage, under the community property model. In a divorce, the California court calculates the value of the marital estate, and subsequently each person receives his or her equal share of the...
Life is full of unexpected events, and your life has probably changed a great deal since your divorce. Your child may have different needs. You or your ex may have new jobs or live in a new location. These changes can make your child custody and visitation, child...
Child custody is typically one of the most contentious areas of a divorce because it involves emotional issues for every single member of the family. While children often have little choice when it comes to custody, the court will always make decisions that consider...
When a couple divorces, both spouses must provide a full disclosure of their assets and debts. The court uses this information to make decisions on property division, spousal support and child support. If you suspect your spouse may be hiding assets, you may want to...
It is fairly common for married couples to jointly own a business together. In fact, there are approximately three million such businesses throughout the United States. Unfortunately, nearly half of all first marriages, and even more second and third marriages, end in...