You’re filing for divorce, or you’ve been filed on. It’s all so confusing! First things first is making sense of divorce paperwork and the documents you need to have on
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You’ve been served. So what happens next? Here are the first steps to divorce to take after your spouse has filed for divorce. Initially, getting served with divorce paperwork might
There seems to be so much cost associated with divorce. What is the cost of divorce, and how will it affect my retirement? In any marriage that will be dissolved
When you’re getting a divorce, there are many important considerations. One of those is, what happens to your health insurance during a divorce? When a California divorce case is filed,
If a spouse lives out of state, is a San Diego divorce possible? This is a fairly common question. The quick and easy answer to this is yes, the residence
There are so many steps to divorce that it can be difficult to keep track. For one, how do you go about changing your name after a divorce? There are
What is an SBP election in a military divorce? In a divorce involving a member of the military—or a retired member of the military—a former spouse can request that the
When it comes to San Diego divorce, there are many things that must be considered. The important word to remember here is “family,” which for most of us who are pet
Because fighting out a divorce in court is so very expensive for both parties, trying divorce mediation is a good idea if there is a chance you can be civil
When a summons is issued in a divorce case in California, which occurs at the time the initial Petition of Dissolution is filed, there are provisions listed within the summons
If you’re a member of the military and seeking a divorce, you may wonder how particular laws may impact your divorce case. The SCRA is a federal law that protects active-duty
