Now that Halloween is over and it’s no longer Election Season in America, many people are now turning their attention to the upcoming holiday season. In particular, many co-parents in California need to start coordinating schedules, travel and family traditions to...
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Navigating commingled assets in a California divorce
In California, assets acquired during the marriage (community property) belong equally to both spouses. However, the division of these assets can become complicated, especially when commingled assets are involved. Commingling occurs when separate property and marital...
Can you withhold visitation or custody over child support?
Your ex has stopped making child support payments. There is a standing court order saying that they must pay a certain amount every month, which they have been doing for months or even years. But that has recently stopped, as they have begun missing payments or simply...
Tips for child custody with a contentious co-parent
Many parents go through a contentious divorce but can work as a co-parenting team. For others, this situation takes a lot of work. The key point to remember is that the decisions that are made must be in the best interests of the children. Being able to keep any...
How virtual visitation can help you stay connected to your child
Virtual visitation has become an important tool for many co-parents who want to stay connected with their children. This modern approach to maintaining parent-child relationships offers numerous benefits that help to foster a strong and consistent bond. The primary...
3 common property division challenges in California divorces
California divorce proceedings often result in economic consequences for the spouses involved. The community property laws in California make the income people earn during marriage shared or marital property. Spouses generally have an obligation to divide their...
“In the best interest of your child”: What does it mean?
If you are going through a divorce with a kid, the judge will make custody decisions in the child's best interest. But what does this mean? Here is what to know about the best interest of your child: Common factors a judge considers Before giving a child custody...
My ex is seeing someone. Should I stop visitation?
If you are divorced with minor children, the court will most likely pronounce a custody order. This order stipulates how parenting time will be shared going forward. But what if your ex has jumped back into the dating pool? Should you stop them from spending time with...
Toxic divorces call for extra attention to detail
Most estranged California couples who are going through divorces manage to move through the process in a reasonable manner despite the emotional difficulties. In some cases, however, one or both parties create a high-conflict divorce that prolongs the process and...
Co-parenting over the holidays
If you are a divorced parent in California, you may be concerned about how you will manage holidays in a way that will be in the best interests of your children. This can be an emotional time in which both parents and children feel the loss of their united family, but...