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Dividing up marital property with your spouse in an upcoming divorce will likely be a greater headache if you own highly valued and complex assets. This is because you will have more legal questions to worry about. As Smart Asset points out, there are three major...
Divorce happens. When it does, ensuring the best custodial arrangement for your children becomes the highest priority. With shared custody on the rise, it may offer an ideal solution for you and your ex-spouse. While this type of custody has many advantages, it also...
Co-parenting after a divorce can be a challenge for all parents to navigate, but it becomes worse if you have to co-parent following a hostile divorce. It can become more complex if you fear that your ex is a narcissist. When you have a narcissistic co-parent, he or...
A restraining order comes from the court and mandates certain requirements for one party. Typically, the party who must abide by the order stands accused of some type of abuse toward the filing party. The restraining order will usually require the parties not to come...
California's statutes recognize pets as part of a married couple's family instead of reflecting personal property. If you or your soon-to-be ex-spouse brought animals into a same-sex relationship before your marriage, however, they may classify as your separate...
After a divorce that involves children, there is still a lot you need to communicate about with your ex. Custody arrangements look out for the best interests of the children, but sometimes you or your spouse need a change. When moving out of state, it is important to...
Children and parents may face circumstantial changes in the years following a child support order. Thankfully, California family court recognizes that certain changes require an adjustment and allows either parent to request a modification. If the requesting parent...
When going into a co-parenting situation together with your ex-spouse, you may feel some trepidation at first. In most situations, parents will find a way to make things work for the sake of their kids. However, in some cases, a parent may take it upon himself or...
A spouse may decide to hide assets for any number of reasons, ranging from a fear of financial insecurity to a desire to spite their partner. However, asset hiding is illegal and can create major barriers to a fair and comfortable lifestyle for said partner. It is...
Common myth dictates that the more assets a couple has, the more likely they are to get into serious disputes when they divorce. But exactly how true is this? Do couples with more money really fight more viciously than couples with fewer assets? Wealthy vs....
