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Divorce is challenging enough without added communication barriers. When one spouse refuses to engage or communicate, known as stonewalling, it can escalate the difficulty of the process. If you're dealing with a stonewalling spouse during a divorce in California,...
Custody battles can be challenging and emotional experiences for families. Preparation and strategy are key when presenting your case in court. Knowing how to build a strong case can increase your chances of a favorable outcome. 1. Gather evidence to support your...
Divorce brings significant upheaval, stirring major life changes. Even if divorce seems like the best option, adjusting to these changes can be unsettling. However, there are steps you can take to navigate these challenges and make the divorce process smoother. 1....
When a married couple decides to part ways through divorce, the issue of child custody often takes center stage. Many people wonder if, by default, the mother will gain custody of the children. While this assumption may have held true in the past, California law has...
You might notice that your marriage is not doing well. Perhaps they have been especially stern and aloof lately. While you probably expect them to go back to normal after blowing off some steam, that is not always the case. One day, you might come home to a divorce...
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...
