While some younger couples in California may have too few assets to make a prenuptial agreement seem worthwhile, older people who are going into a second marriage might want one… read more →

Some married couples may be wondering if they can amend a prenuptial agreement. In California, this is not possible. However, that doesn’t mean that a prenuptial agreement has to stay… read more →

Each divorce in California is caused by a unique set of circumstances, but there are a few very common causes that contribute to most separations. A study conducted by the… read more →

Prenuptial arrangements are usually considered a taboo subject. Many people might not know much about them. However, prenups are not a bad thing. Though it may not sound romantic, marriage… read more →

During a divorce, California parents must create a custody schedule. If they cannot agree on a schedule, they might have to go to court. However, the disadvantage is that a… read more →

Wealthy California couples who are contemplating getting a divorce should be aware of how to avoid pitfalls that accompany many high-asset divorces. Because high-asset divorces face particular challenges, managing the… read more →

The United States government has been shut down for over two weeks as Republicans and Democrats battle over funding for a wall on the US-Mexico border. President Trump has stated… read more →

California is one of 22 states with a waiting period for no-fault divorce. Some states include mandatory counseling, exceptions for marriages with children, and other potentially confusing conditions. The waiting… read more →

Family law court orders and parental agreements often include a provision for parents to share uninsured medical expenses or other expenses of the child. The family court requires California Judicial… read more →