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Who gets to keep their children after a divorce? This kind of question often puzzles and frustrates divorcing parents. In some cases, parents are able to negotiate a child custody arrangement that gives both parents some kind of physical and legal custody of their...
Parents who no longer live together may find themselves struggling to establish workable arrangements for shared custody. Even before they finalize a divorce, the family requires a basic arrangement to share parenting time. They need to negotiate a schedule for...
Ending a marriage involves more than separating from your partner emotionally. It requires thoughtful planning and clarity about the matters that will affect your life long after the divorce is finalized. Before beginning the process, it helps to identify and...
Making the decision to divorce means that you and your ex have to split up everything that you’ve accumulated during the marriage. While some people think the property division has to do only with the assets, it actually includes the debts too. This can make it...
Ending a marriage, especially one that endured for many years or for decades, often marks the beginning of an uncertain time. If you have relied on your spouse financially, the thought of supporting yourself may be overwhelming. California law recognizes that some...
Infidelity is certainly one of the leading causes of divorce, but this usually refers to infidelity in the relationship. If one person is unfaithful to their partner and has an extramarital affair, and that partner finds out about it, there is a very high chance that...
Attempting to leave a violent relationship is a dangerous but necessary act. Domestic violence frequently escalates at the end of the relationship or when the abuser feels as though they have lost control of the situation. What started as stalking and emotional abuse...
Long commutes have been linked to an increase in divorce rates. For instance, one study looked at people who had a commute of more than 45 minutes and were in relatively new relationships. It found that their odds of getting a divorce went up by 40%. But why does this...
Divorce is understandably an emotionally charged transition. It often brings feelings of anger, sadness, fear and confusion. In the midst of such turmoil, maintaining composure can seem impossible. However, staying calm and collected is not just about emotional...
When co-parenting a young child, consistency and age-appropriate parenting are undeniably important. If your co-parent is treating your child like an adult—whether by oversharing personal issues, expecting mature behavior beyond their developmental stage or placing...