Newark Family And Estate Law Blog

After a messy divorce, some parents try to use their relationship with their children as weapons against their former partner. According to Healthline, parental alienation

California’s community property laws require dividing your marital assets and shared debts during a divorce. As reported by CNBC, if you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse

You may have several conflicting emotions about your soon-to-be-former spouse, but you do not feel conflicted in the slightest about wanting to take care of

When you and your child’s other parent end your relationship and are unable to agree about custody and parenting time, you may task California’s family

Going through a divorce is no easy feat. While there are many topics to negotiate, dividing property may be one of the most difficult. You

If you chose to stay home while your spouse worked during your marriage, you may have some valid concerns about your ability to support yourself

Those who are facing a divorce may have concerns regarding their transition to single life. If a married couple each has drastically different income levels,

In any legal form you fill out, a mistake can have dire consequences, and divorce papers are no different. According to the California Courts, you

Every couple should discuss finances before they marry, and if you already have bank accounts, retirement accounts or other assets, it is particularly important. Debt

Married couples automatically create a contractual relationship when they file their marriage license. Spouses, by default, agree to a state-imposed agreement that decides each individual’s