Remarrying after a divorce comes with many changes—new relationships, blended families, and often, questions about how child support may be affected. If you or your ex-spouse is getting remarried, you
One of the most common concerns people have when considering divorce is whether they can avoid going to court. Many clients come into our office and ask, “I want to
In California, property division during a divorce can be one of the most contentious aspects of the process. As a community property state, California law has specific guidelines on how
Valentine’s Day is one of the year’s most romantic days, making it the perfect time to pop the question. If you’re newly engaged—congratulations! This is an exciting milestone in your
Valentine’s Day is a time when love is celebrated, but for some, it can bring up feelings of uncertainty, especially if their relationship is struggling. For those contemplating divorce, the
Dividing assets during a divorce can be complicated, especially regarding retirement accounts. If you or your spouse have a 401(k), pension, stock options, or other deferred benefit plans, you will
Relocating with a minor child can be a complex and emotionally charged issue, especially when co-parenting is involved. Whether you are the parent seeking to move or the parent opposing
A status conference, sometimes referred to as a family resolution conference or case management conference in different counties, is a court-ordered check-in during a family law case. When you file
When planning for the future, agreements between spouses often come into play. While many are familiar with prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements are less commonly discussed and come with their own
Divorce is an emotional and challenging process, and many people going through it wonder whether they can move on and start dating while the divorce is still pending. The simple
When a judgment for child support has been entered—whether following a paternity case or a dissolution of marriage—you may wonder if those orders are set in stone. The good news
Child custody matters are often emotionally charged, and many parents may wonder if their situation qualifies as an emergency requiring immediate court intervention. While it’s natural to want swift action