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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...
If your co-parent makes it challenging to raise your child collaboratively, they can be regarded as difficult. For instance, they don't communicate with you, refuse to cooperate when making child-related decisions or fail to meet their responsibilities. In such a...
Ending a marriage is rarely simple, but divorcing someone with narcissistic tendencies can be particularly exhausting. These individuals often thrive on control and manipulation, which can create unnecessary conflict and delay throughout the process. Understanding...
In California, the courts sometimes order supervised parenting time. This means a parent can only visit their child while another adult is present. The goal is to protect the child’s well-being while still allowing a relationship with both parents. When might...
Child custody orders are designed to provide stability for children, but life circumstances can change -- sometimes requiring modifications. In California, judges prioritize the child’s best interests in custody decisions, but they understand how life can necessitate...
Dividing debts in a divorce can be just as complicated as splitting assets. In California, the way the state handles debts depends on whether they are considered separate or community property. Understanding how this works is essential for your financial future after...
When parents separate, one of the most challenging decisions is determining who the child will live with. In California, the courts prioritize the child’s well-being and consider the child’s preferences as one of the factors. However, the child’s opinion has...