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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...
Although California marriages don't typically begin with the idea of divorce, sometimes they evolve into it. That doesn't mean either party is good or bad. Sometimes things just don't work out. Signs your child is suffering from divorce trauma Unfortunately, children...
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...
When a California resident is going through a divorce, their estate plan is often on the back burner. However, it’s crucial to take immediate steps to update those legal documents before your marriage is over. It can help prevent certain problems in the future. Why...
If you have stopped receiving your California child support payments from your ex and have tried discussing the matter with them for months to no avail, don't wait any longer. Be prepared to take legal action against them in order to receive what yu are rightfully...
Those who have engaged in domestic violence may have their parental rights limited or terminated by California authorities. This is because doing so can have a negative impact on their children. Witnessing an act of violence against another parent or family member may...
If you are involved in a conflict over child custody in California, you should understand the state’s custody laws and how these can affect the way your case turns out. Custody laws apply whether the parents were married or not and parents should be familiar with...
Moving out of the marital home is a tough decision for California spouses. Once you leave the house, your spouse can retain the right to remain in the home by court order. There're times when moving out is agreeable and the right thing to do, but it's wise to act with...
Families across California are concluding they cannot move forward with their marriages. It's difficult when one spouse wants a divorce, and the other wants to keep trying. Children, finances and housing are significant considerations at the end of a marriage. Things...
Most Californians who are planning to marry do not want to think about the potential that the relationship will end. However, many marriages end in divorce, which makes it important to take steps to protect yourself. A prenuptial agreement is a good way to protect...