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Prenuptial
Family Law

The Timeline of Getting a Prenup Before Marriage: A Step-by-Step Guide

Planning a wedding is undoubtedly an exciting time for couples, filled with joy, hope, and anticipation for the future. Amidst the whirlwind of emotions, it’s ...
Divorce and QDRO risks
Collaborative Divorce

Delaying Starting The QDRO Process: Understanding The Risks Involved

Experiencing a divorce can take a toll on one’s physical, mental, emotional, and financial well-being. As the divorce case comes to an end, it often ...
Family Law

3 Benefits of Having a Postnuptial Agreement

Most individuals are familiar with prenuptial agreements, which allow couples to address various matters concerning property, inheritance rights, and other spousal responsibilities before getting married. ...
Prenuptial Agreements
Family Law

Comprehensive Guide To Prenuptial Agreements: What You Need To Know

Prior to getting married, numerous couples contemplate the need for a prenuptial agreement tailored to their unique circumstances. Often known as “prenups,” these agreements can ...
Prenuptial agreements
Collaborative Process

Just Got Engaged? The Lowdown on Prenups and Using the Collaborative Process

Congratulations! You just got engaged, and amidst the excitement of planning your dream wedding, prenuptial agreements, or prenups, may have crossed your mind. But do ...
Fear in Divorce
Collaborative Divorce

Dealing With Fear In Your Divorce

Entering the divorce process can be an overwhelming and frightening experience. It often brings fear and uncertainty regarding the next stages of your life. These fears ...
QDRO and Divorce
Collaborative Divorce

3 Common (Q)DRO Mistakes To Avoid

1. Misunderstanding the type of plan being divided When drafting a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) or Domestic Relations Order (DRO), there isn’t a one-size-fits-all ...
co-parenting and divorce mediation
During Divorce

Improving Co-Parenting Through The Mediation Divorce Process

Divorce or separation can be a challenging time for families and moving from a married relationship to a co-parenting relationship.   Mediation offers several advantages over ...
Domestic Relations Order
California Law

5 Useful Facts And Information About Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (Qdro’s) In California

No. You don’t need a QDRO to divide Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) or deferred annuities. You will need a QDRO if you’re trying to divide ...
Consulting Attorney and Mediation
Collaborative Divorce

Using a Consulting Attorney in a Divorce Mediation

Mediation is a valuable process for resolving disputes, especially in family-related matters. In mediation, a neutral mediator helps the parties reach a mutually agreeable solution. ...

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