Over 55 Years Of Combined Experience Representing Californians Going Through Divorce And Separation
When your marriage reaches a turning point, you may feel uncertain about what comes next. You might not feel ready for divorce, yet you may need structure and clarity. In California, legal separation can offer a middle ground. You live apart and divide...
In high-asset divorces, income alone doesn’t show the full financial picture. To determine fair spousal support, both sides need clear proof of how the couple actually lived during the marriage. What lifestyle analysis is A lifestyle analysis is a detailed review of...
A high-asset divorce in California can expose sensitive details about your wealth, business and family. You can reduce that risk with smart planning and process choices that favor confidentiality. Why privacy matters in high-asset cases Public attention can distort...
When it comes to spousal support, also known as alimony, people often rely on what they've seen on TV or heard from friends and family. However, this information can be wrong or oversimplified, leading to costly mistakes and unrealistic expectations. If you are...
For couples that own a business together, divorce can be much more complex and technical than it might otherwise be. One major concern that can arise during this transition is the potential for divorce gossip to damage the company’s reputation. A whirlwind of emotions...
No one wants details of their divorce widely shared without their consent. Partially, because no spouse behaves perfectly in any marriage, and one’s worst moments and actions can surface as evidence in a contentious divorce – and perhaps be misrepresented or...
A grey divorce refers to couples, typically over the age of 50, deciding to part ways after many years of marriage. Unlike their younger counterparts, individuals going through a grey divorce face certain distinct challenges and transitions that are deeply intertwined...
Every state follows its own rules when it comes to the division of marital assets when a couple divorces. California is what is known as a “community property” state, which means that (with a few exceptions) everything a couple acquires after their marriage begins is...
In today’s digitally connected world, your personal reputation can have a big impact on your social relationships, your professional opportunities and your overall standing in your community. Unfortunately, a difficult divorce can leave your public image a bit worse...
If you’ve been through a contentious divorce, you may feel like you don’t want to see your ex again – ever. The marriage did not end on good terms, and it was both confusing and frustrating. Perhaps you even blame your spouse for causing the divorce. However, you know...