The shortest time it takes to finalize divorce after filing in California is six months. However, sometimes it takes even longer. You might want to start dating again during this waiting period, but you need to know that might not be good for your case. The court...
Divorce
Do divorces typically increase in January?
For many, the holiday season is associated with festivities, joy, goodwill and family togetherness. That may be why it’s so surprising that the smiling couple in Christmas cards are the same ones filing for divorce in January. Does that mean the holiday season is...
Common factors that can lead to divorce
There are many reasons why couples in California and the rest of the country choose to end their marriages through divorce. While financial differences are often a cause that is discussed when it comes to divorce, a survey has revealed that financial reasons are not...
Navigating the complexities of high-asset divorces
Divorce is inherently complex for estranged California couples, but when high-value assets are involved, the process can become even more intricate. High-asset divorces present unique challenges that require careful attention to financial, legal and emotional aspects....
Successfully co-parenting post-divorce
It can be challenging to share parenting duties when you and your spouse divorce. Whether you and your ex were involved in a high-conflict relationship or not, having to continue making joint decisions and cooperating with the person you are no longer romantically...
Inflation may have unexpected consequences in a divorce
People in California are feeling the effects of inflation across all types of goods and services. Many are surprised, though, to learn how declining purchasing power can impact a divorce. High rates of inflation might change the way couples plan for divorce; the...
What does contempt of court mean in a California divorce?
Any California resident who’s watched a movie with a dramatic courtroom scene has probably heard the phrase “contempt of court.” Dramatics aside, being held in contempt of court is a very real - and serious - thing that can happen during any sort of trial, including a...
Parenting on your own after a divorce in California
California parents facing divorce may wonder how they will parent their children independently. They may also have trouble relinquishing control if they take care of most parenting duties during the marriage. Your parenting styles will differ Since you are two...
The connection between high conflict divorce and poor health
California couples whose marriage is struggling and are considering ending it might end up involved in a high conflict divorce. But the effects of divorces that involve a lot of conflicts go far beyond the struggles that negotiating child custody, division of assets...
What is collaborative divorce, and is it right for you?
There are a variety of divorce options available to married couples in California. A collaborative divorce might be the best solution for couples who prefer to avoid traditional court proceedings. The collaborative divorce process With collaborative divorce, spouses...
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