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22-Sep-2016
Divorce can be an incredibly tumultuous and emotional experience, especially for children. As such, one of the most challenging conversations a parent can ever have is informing their child that they are getting a divorce. Since many parents do not even know themselves how their lives will change after a divorce, it can be a considerable struggle to try and find the right words to reassure their ...
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8-Sep-2016
Posting on the internet and sharing experiences on social media networks has become second nature to many people in the modern world. From sharing photos of family vacations to updating relationship statuses, many of us live our lives in the online world. While the internet and social networks have made it easier than ever to keep in touch with friends and family, online communications have also ...
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31-Oct-2013
When dividing up property for a divorce in California, community property will need to be assessed. What is community property? Simply put, it is anything that both spouses or domestic partners own together. It is what was bought or received during the time of the marriage or partnership, but items that were received by one of the parties as a gift or inheritance are excluded. What Does ...
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30-Oct-2013
Are you and your spouse considering the option of divorce? You may be hesitant to move forward with filing and feel as though your life is over. For many people, a divorce can mean a new beginning. It can be a positive change through which you move onto the next phase of life. It is sometimes a necessary change when the marriage is no longer healthy for you or your children. Read some tips below ...
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5-Sep-2013
When you and your spouse determine that it is time to end the marriage, the first step will be determining what type of divorce you want to pursue. You may be able to work together through an uncontested divorce or mediation, or you may have trouble seeing eye to eye and may choose a contested divorce. This will be important in defining the future of the divorce and what it may look like. You will ...
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26-Jun-2013
When a married couple with children makes the very difficult decision to legally separate or get divorced, there are numerous factors which must be considered. One of the most important decisions a couple will have to make concerns the welfare and well-being of their children. In the state of California, the courts will look at a number of details when they are making their decision about how ...
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13-Mar-2013
Are you and your spouse no longer on the same page? Have you both grown in different directions and it's time to move forward. When people change or if the relationship was never the best to begin with, it might be time to move on and allow yourself the chance at a better future. Before doing so, there are some things that you should do. First is making sure that a divorce is really what you ...
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6-Mar-2013
Sometimes it is not until a couple ties the knot that they realize their differences and decide that the relationship should end. They may seek a divorce which will legally terminate the marriage in the eyes of the law. Other times, with the right reasons, an annulment may be pursued. This means that the marriage was never valid so instead of ending it, they are declaring it as invalid. It is ...
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6-Feb-2013
Often times, once a divorce has been ended and the terms are set, the situation that was present at the time of the case is very different years later. While the circumstances that decided the terms were relevant, they now no longer fit the current regulations. A change may be sought and this should always be done through the court. Modifications are the legal change, by order of the court, to ...
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