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Horses are a popular passion for many couples in California's Central Valley. A love of horses and equestrian sports might have brought you and your spouse together. Now that you are facing a divorce, however, you must make a difficult decision about your animals. If...
Separating a family is hard on everyone, but it is especially difficult for children. In fact, some children find divorce traumatic, and they may feel guilty. Other children may suffer emotional trauma that results in academic and behavioral issues. However, you can...
Following your divorce, the court hands down its final judgment regarding the custody of your child. As time goes on, however, you might feel that a change in circumstances warrants or even necessitates a modification to the existing child custody agreement. You might...
Divorce does not have to be hostile. Many couples come to a mutual understanding that the relationship is over and want as little stress as possible. This is a collaborative divorce; if you handle the situation correctly, you can avoid court altogether. According to...
Once you decide to get a divorce, there are many issues you must negotiate with your former spouse. Some of these may include how to divide your assets, what your custody plan will look like if you have children, who will keep the house, etc. The Centers for Disease...
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, one of the priorities will be to help your child deal with the stress of the upcoming divorce and adjust to life afterward. A traditional divorce in court can be hard on children and many divorcing parents...
Either parent can ask the state to modify child custody if the parenting plan no longer fits their needs. This often occurs as children get older or as parents remarry, move to a new residence or change jobs. Review the process of modifying child custody in...
Social media is likely part of your daily life. You probably use these sites to connect with old friends, talk to family, acquire information and pass time. According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 72% of people in the U.S. use social media in some form....
When you have a child with someone in California and the relationship between you and your child’s other parent ends, you need to figure out who is going to handle parental responsibilities moving forward. Unless you and your former partner agree to custody terms, you...
If you are a stay-at-home mom in the middle of a divorce, you probably have many concerns. As a parent, you chose to prioritize your children's development, sacrificing a great deal to do a job many refuse to acknowledge as an actual one, all out of love. You have...
