Divorce can be challenging for everyone in the family, but children might have an even harder time processing it. While you navigate this difficult transition, your child may need support and reassurance. Certain steps can help you avoid subjecting them to emotional...
Handshake agreements often appeal to parents who want to stay out of court. However, oral child support arrangements can lead to serious financial problems for high-income families in California. Because the law treats child support as a right that belongs to the...
Many parents think signing a birth certificate is the final step to becoming a legal father. You likely filled out hospital forms and saw your name on the official paper. While this is an important emotional milestone, California law often requires more to fully...
Parents who are intending to divorce can save their children a lot of emotional stress by being cooperating each other when it comes to parenting their children. Unfortunately, this is not always possible, or even a realistic goal. Many Californians have been turned...
It is common for married California couples to accumulate more assets and wealth over the course of a marriage. If you do not have a pre-nuptial agreement, you may worry about how to protect your assets in case of divorce. A post-nuptial agreement may be your answer....
A prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a prenup, is a legal contract entered into by a couple before marriage. This agreement outlines the division of assets and financial responsibilities in the event of a divorce. While once considered taboo, prenups have become...