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The Difference Between an Annulment and a Divorce

Ending a marriage is never a thing that someone wants to go through, but sometimes it is the best solution for couples who are struggling. There are a couple ways

Is January “Divorce Month”?

Many couples choose to wait until after the holidays to initiate divorce. They do not want their families to associate the generally happy, festive season with a sad event. Not

Military Spouse Benefits After a Divorce

Military spouse benefits after a divorce are one of the more complicated areas to discuss. If you are a future military retiree, a current military retiree, or a spouse or former spouse seeking

Surviving a Second Divorce

If your second marriage appears to be ending, you may be feeling responsible, as though you’re the common denominator in both divorces. The truth of the matter is that second

California Divorce Rates and Facts

Going through a divorce is hard, regardless of how amicable the spouses are with one another. Even when it’s the best option for both of you, ending a marriage can

Should I File for Divorce Before the Holidays?

The holidays are right around the corner, and if you are seriously considering filing for a divorce, you may be asking, “Should I file for divorce before the holidays?” While

Should You File For Legal Separation or Divorce?

Should you file for legal separation or divorce? In this article, we talk about legal separation, how it differs from divorce, and if it might be the best course of

Reaching a Successful Child Custody Case in California

What do Judges look for in deciding custody and visitation cases? What is the best way of reaching a successful child custody case in California? In custody and visitation cases

Mediation as a Solution During COVID

Divorce can be a difficult process. It presents its own set of challenges: making the decision to file, deciding who stays in the family home, sharing the children, and sparing

Is Domestic Violence a Felony?

Is domestic violence a felony? Yes, domestic violence can be a felony. A criminal case begins when someone reports an incident of domestic violence to law enforcement. If an arrest happens,

How is Spousal Support Calculated?

In California, there are two types of spousal support: temporary and permanent (or long-term support). When amidst the divorce process, how is spousal support calculated? Temporary support is support that

Custody and Co-Parenting During the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc in our daily lives. Schools are closed, parents are working from home, and some have lost their jobs. Life is not what it was

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