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Child custody during the divorce process
There are two types of custody: legal and physical.
El Centro, California becomes the newest site for JWB Family Law
El Centro is the newest location for JWB Family Law, specializing in divorce, property division, child and spousal support, and more.
What is the difference between filing for an annulment and a divorce
Invalid Marriage: Annulment Filing for an annulment through the Courts means asking the Court to order the marriage null and void, as though the marriage never occurred. Annulments are granted when a Court finds a marriage is invalid. In an annulment proceeding, the...
Getting divorced after 50 has its own challenges
Finances tend to be more complicated as second divorces generally happen later in life when folks have accumulated more assets.
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 to mention that Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve all occur within a hectic...
Who gets the ring?
Finances tend to be more complicated as second divorces generally happen later in life when folks have accumulated more assets.
Surviving a second divorce
Finances tend to be more complicated as second divorces generally happen later in life when folks have accumulated more assets.
California divorce rates and facts
Recent divorce studies found that disagreeing about finances on a regular basis, lacking a college education, when one or both spouses are alcoholics, and being in a low income bracket are all linked with a higher divorce rate.
Should you 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 struggling with the thought of filing before the holiday season. While there is no good time to file for divorce, there are pros and cons to filing before...
Should You File For Legal Separation or Divorce?
Separated but not legally separated: Many people leave their partners on a trial basis and are living separately; however, they want a trial separation to see whether they can work things out. They often wrongly assume that after they leave, they are “legally...