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Collaborative Divorce
Understanding How Collaborative Divorce Works
The divorce process can get very complicated very quickly. You must be able to manage all of your court dates, paperwork and various processes. Even ...
Divorce
Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner Appear to Prefer Amicable Divorce
We've seen a trend in divorces today getting resolved out of court, with spouses engaging in alternative means to sort out issues. Learn more in ...
Child Custody
How California Family Law Protects Grandparents’ Visitation Rights
After a divorce or separation, grandparents in California may be left wondering whether they will still be allowed to visit their grandchildren. There are certain ...
Divorce
Why January Leads Divorce Statistics Across the Country
Divorce month. Yes, it’s a real thing. Marriages can show fissures all year long, but January is the most frequent time for couples to split ...
Child Custody
New Research Indicates Co-Parenting is Best for Children
The toughest aspect of divorce for parents is deciding what is best for your children. Should you share custody? Or should one parent be the ...
Divorce
The Top Six Advantages of Mediation in a Divorce Case
Why mediate your divorce? For parents who are contesting child custody or visitation, mediation is mandatory in California. But even if you are not ordered ...
Divorce
Eight Divorce Mediation Myths Debunked
Mediation is an effective process for reaching an equitable settlement in a divorce. Unfortunately, prevailing myths about mediation can jeopardize its success. Here is the ...
Divorce
Important Tips When Negotiating in Your Divorce
The way you approach divorce negotiations can make a big difference to the outcome. Being prepared and strategic can improve your chances of success. These ...
Divorce
Top 15 Questions a Divorce Lawyer May Ask You
You have your first consultation with your divorce lawyer. What do you need to know? The more prepared you are, the more productive the meeting ...
Divorce
What the Mediation Divorce Process is Like in California for Parents
California encourages couples to engage in mediation to reach an agreement on divorce terms. If you have children, mediation is mandatory before you can take ...
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