If you’re thinking about divorce, it can really help to get a clear picture of your options right from the start. The Divorce Options Workshops from Family Divorce Solutions are designed to give you a supportive, no-pressure space to learn about the different paths available—like mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation. The goal is to break…
While custody agreements serve the purpose of bringing stability to your post-divorce life, there may be instances in which these agreements will need modification down the road. This may be due to changes in your life, your child’s needs or any number of reasons. But it is crucial that you have an understanding of the…
If you’re thinking about divorce, understanding your options early can make the process feel far less overwhelming. The Divorce Options Workshops from Family Divorce Solutions are designed to give you a clear, supportive overview of the different paths available, including mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation. These sessions help break down the process in a way…
In “Spousal Support in California: What You Should Know” by Jami Fosgate, readers will be led through the one of the most difficult parts of divorce: how spousal support is determined. Unlike child support, an amount is not set in stone for long-term support, the article adds; judges take into account various aspects including length…
Feeling stuck or unsure about divorce? Get clear answers before you make your next move. Join the free Divorce 101 Workshop on April 17 and learn what to expect, how to protect your finances, and the smartest way to move forward. It’s a simple, no-pressure way to get informed and feel more in control. Save…
The thought of divorce can be daunting — but knowing your options may help. This article considers the above questions of how mediation is a peaceful more collaborative solution to traditional court battles between couples, allowing them to work together towards solutions that would be in everyone’s best long-term interests — particularly children. Rather than…
By: Ty Supancic of The Law Collaborative For decades, divorce in California has started the same way: One person files. The other person responds. Even when both spouses mutually agreed that the marriage should end, the legal process forced them into opposing roles. One had to “file and serve” the divorce. The other had to…
If you are going through a divorce and have questions about what divorce process is right for you and your family, join us March 20 for the next Divorce 101 Workshop to get answers to your questions and more. For more information and to register HERE.