It's both common and natural for divorcing spouses in Sonoma County to have a lot of negative feelings toward each other. Both you and your ex are likely to feel betrayed, bitter, angry and depressed at various times during the divorce process. It can take years to...
“Why won’t my parents come to my recitals or games anymore? They live in different houses, but they both have the time to come to see me. Did I do something wrong? Did they decide to work again? Why am I not important to them anymore? They don’t even have to sit...
When you were married, your spouse hated the fact you had your own business. They claimed you put your company first instead of the family. Now that you are divorcing, they appear to have developed a fondness for the company. So much so that they want you to give them...
Partnership in marriage, partnership in divorce. Seems strange putting the two phrases together. However, in collaborative divorce, separating spouses continue to partner in working through the dissolution of their marriage. Together, they negotiate on matters from...
Divorcing parents spend a great deal of time dividing one household into two futures. From the financial aspects of support and property division to the practical impact of a sustainable parenting plan, parents must work together through countless negotiating sessions...
When a marriage is in a bad spot, it can be hard for a couple to recognize the relationship is in danger of ending. Being unable to spot signs of a divorce is troublesome, as, by the time a spouse realizes the issue, it may be too late to fix the relationship. Nearly...
Divorcing when you have small kids can be so stressful that you barely have the ability to maintain your job, your household and your sanity. Even loving and devoted parents can become so fixated on their own struggles during a divorce that they don't stop to think...
The Internet abounds with articles telling you how to dress for a divorce hearing. With many divorce hearings now being held online, however, there are additional factors to take into consideration. As you prepare for your virtual meeting with a judge over Skype, Zoom...
Every parent hopes to minimize the adverse effect of a divorce on their child. Moms and dads want their children to feel safe and loved, especially during difficult times. Thus, during a divorce, parents would be wise to take steps that can protect children and make...
No responsible parent wants their divorce to upend plans for their child’s college education – even if it’s many years away. That’s why it’s essential to deal with your 529 plan in your divorce settlement. These college savings plans are designed to help parents make...
