For parents going through a breakup or divorce, custody is often a primary concern. In order to successfully advocate for a fair custody arrangement in family court, parents need to understand what the custody laws are in their location and what type of information they need to have for court….
After a divorce, it’s normal for you to want to seek companionship and eventually a new significant other again. Humans are social animals, and most don’t want to be alone for too long. However, when you’re a parent, that adds another layer to the complex reality of dating after a…
In many cases, divorcing or separating parents in California share joint physical custody of their children. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the children spend exactly equal time with each parent, but it does mean that parenting time is split equitably. In other cases, however, joint custody is not possible or…
After custody questions, questions about dividing property, and especially big property that’s hard to split, like a house, are some of the most common questions asked during divorce proceedings. And these questions can be difficult to answer. A lot depends on your specific situation, what state you’re located in, and…
When you find yourself involved in a child custody case, it’s important to understand which laws apply to you and how they affect you. Laws regarding child custody and visitation vary from state to state, so the laws that apply in Washington, for example, are different from the laws that…
Divorce can be incredibly painful for one or both of the adults involved, and it’s easy to feel consumed by your own feelings of sadness and anger and by the actual process of filing for and going through the legal procedure of a divorce. But if you have children in…
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