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CA Divorce Mediator or CA Divorce Lawyer, Who is Best for You?
Chances are, when you decided to get married, you followed your heart. But if your marriage is ending, you will have to make decisions based ...
Divorce
Divorce Options Workshop – November 14th, 2020
Central Valley Collaborative Divorce is hosting a Divorce Options Workshop next weekend that educates and guides participants on the legal, financial, and emotional aspects of ...
Divorce
Divorce: How Much Will It Cost?
One of the first questions clients ask is, ”How much is this divorce going to cost?” There is no easy answer to that question. Each ...
Collaborative Divorce
What is Collaborative Divorce Versus Contested or Uncontested Divorce?
The end of a marriage is difficult for all parties concerned. However, some forms of marital dissolution are more difficult than others. This article compares ...
Divorce
Positive Habits for Your Divorce
Going through a divorce is a traumatizing event. To some, it is almost like dealing with a death. There are a lot of feelings of despair, ...
Divorce
QDRO: Do I Need One in My Divorce?
If you and/or your spouse contributed to an employer-sponsored retirement plan during your marriage and there is no prenuptial agreement changing the default rules, under ...
Children
How to Prioritize Your Children During Your Divorce
When a couple decides to divorce, one of the most important early decisions should be to prioritize your children throughout the divorce process. This starts with ...
Collaborative Divorce
Suggestions For a Positive Outcome In a Divorce
When you are at the end or the near end of your marriage, it is tempting to stay stuck because of the fear of what ...
Collaborative Divorce
How a Prenuptial Agreement Can Be a Smart Move If Divorce Should Arise
With all the positive emotions leading up to Marriage or a Domestic Partnership, the notion of a Prenuptial Agreement can be an incredibly delicate and ...
Divorce
4 Keys to Understanding a QDRO in a Divorce Settlement
When couples are in the midst of their divorce and hashing out the terms of their property division, they may hear an attorney say they ...
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