How To Have The Longest, Costliest, Most Painful Divorce Possible
Everyone wants to have a divorce so ugly it makes the headlines, right? Here’s a way to guarantee your painful divorce will drag […]
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Letting the Judge Decide is “Rolling the Dice”
In the ten plus years of my career, I’ve often heard a party to a case say that he/she wants to “let […]
Filing for Divorce Together Doesn’t Mean You Have to Agree
Filing for divorce together doesn’t mean you have to agree. Many divorcing couples are under the misconception that unless they agree on every […]
Judge Argues that Lawyers and Judges Should Get Out of the Divorce Business
“Suing for divorce” made sense when divorce required proving fault. But with no-fault divorce, there is no need for courts to control […]
How to Make Divorce Less Damaging for the Kids
The ‘Good’ Divorce, By Christine Carter, director of Greater Good Parents, for the Berkeley Blog “…Divorce is not permission to hate. When […]
The Gray Divorce Revolution
Baby boomer marriage is in such crisis that researchers call it the Gray Divorce Revolution. Author Barbara Bradley Hagerty talks about why […]
Nesting: A Unique Idea for Shared Parenting from Time Magazine
By Belinda Luscombe for Time Magazine: “When Jon Marden and Ana Elizabeth decided to split in 2005 after 13 years of marriage, […]
Litigation vs. Mediation
LITIGATION. verb lit·i·gate \ˈli-tə-ˌgāt\ : to make (something) the subject of a lawsuit : to cause (a case, an issue, etc.) to […]
Divorce and the Holidays
The holidays can be a distressing time for someone going through a divorce. There are constant reminders of what once was; family […]
Creative Distribution of Marital Assets and Liabilities
Since California is a community property state, many couples divide their assets in half, and their liabilities in half. *Mark and Tracy, however, […]