It’s said so often it’s almost a cliché, but communication is key to a successful relationship. It’s less commonly acknowledged that communication is just as
Reaching a child custody agreement is a complex process that becomes even more challenging when parents live in different countries. This situation introduces additional factors like international laws, travel logistics and cultural differences that parents need to consider.
Divorce is never a simple matter, but there are a number of additional complicating factors for international couples. If you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse live across borders, it is important to know how to move forward with your divorce in the United States courts.
California is one of only a handful of states that adheres to the community property method of asset division, which means most things you acquired during your marriage are shared property with your soon-to-be former spouse. However, some belongings are exempt.
When same-sex couples divorce, they face the same issues as any other couple. They must determine how to divide assets and co-parent children.
Even with the decline in divorce rates, there were still approximately 630,000 divorces in 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Many of these divorces involve young children.
If you and your spouse are facing divorce, you may have concerns about how the court might divide your property. That may be especially true if you have complex or high-value assets, like real estate investments or ownership in a business.
Many Californians consider getting a prenup taboo because it presumes the marriage will fail, but in cases where one or both spouses are business owners, it’s simple practicality.
Divorce takes a toll on any family. Breaking up and separating your lives is an emotional and stressful process.
Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2015. All lesbi
Telling your children you and their other parents plan to split is almost always a difficult conversation. It may, too, prove to be a conversation your kids always remember. However, you may be able to make it less stressful or painful by planning out the conversation ahead of time and making sure the conversation remains age-appropriate for your child.
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