Holidays and family gatherings this year will have to be different because of COVID-19. During this pandemic, we run into the problem where one parent is very concerned about wearing masks, disinfecting every surface, social distancing, and not leaving the house except if absolutely necessary, and the other parent may be more nonchalant and less focused on maintaining the same … [Read more...] about COVID-19, Divorce and the Holidays
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What happens to the house when you get divorced?
In many marriages, the family home is the most valuable asset. If you and your soon-to-be-ex are cooperating with each other, then you can choose to do almost anything you want with the house when you get divorced. For couples who are not cooperating, be forewarned that a judge in California does not have time to help you negotiate the future of the house. The judge will usually order the … [Read more...] about What happens to the house when you get divorced?
Keeping Control of Your Divorce
Going through a divorce is a huge transition in anyone’s life. You are going from a joint family dynamic to a single parent dynamic. Many decisions must be made during this transition and these decisions have legal, financial, and emotional implications. Mediation and Collaborative Divorce Give You Control Using Mediation or the Collaborative Divorce process is beneficial … [Read more...] about Keeping Control of Your Divorce
Is Netflix’s “Marriage Story” an accurate portrayal of divorce in Los Angeles?
Netflix’s “Marriage Story” film has recently been released on DVD Those who do not have a Netflix account now have the opportunity to see a realistic portrayal of how a couple deciding to divorce gets sucked into litigation and fighting when that is not what they want to do, especially because they have a young son. Unfortunately, that is the nature of a litigated divorce – it is like a … [Read more...] about Is Netflix’s “Marriage Story” an accurate portrayal of divorce in Los Angeles?
How to Keep Your Divorce Private
People who have a level of fame or notoriety usually want to keep details of their divorce off TMZ, Twitter and social media. However, many people who are not rich or famous also want to keep their divorce process private. For most people, this is a very personal and painful situation and they do not want to expose the details and eccentricities of their lives to the public. There is … [Read more...] about How to Keep Your Divorce Private
Why is Collaborative the Best Way for a Divorce to be Handled from a Kid’s Perspective?
Divorce is rarely easy. When children are involved, it becomes that much more challenging. Parents are often too involved in their own personal drama and self-serving missions to focus appropriately on how a divorce could impact their children. The risk of collateral damage increases. This is where collaborative divorce can be invaluable. What is Collaborative … [Read more...] about Why is Collaborative the Best Way for a Divorce to be Handled from a Kid’s Perspective?
