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Jul 18, 2025
Do Not Wait to Modify a Spousal Support Order in California
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Last Modified on Jul 18, 2025

Sometimes, when a person in California is ordered to pay spousal support, they dutifully do so for months or even years. However, as the adage goes, "Always expect the unexpected." For example, a sudden job loss or extended illness could make it difficult to pay…

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Aug 08, 2023
Tips for Financial Success Before and After Divorce
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Last Modified on Aug 08, 2023

Divorces are highly disruptive to your personal life and finances. This guide can help you with at least half of that problem. With a little planning and organization, you can reduce the financial hit you'll take and build a solid plan for the future. Take…

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Jul 18, 2025
What Factors May a Court Consider When Awarding Spousal Support?
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Last Modified on Jul 18, 2025

For better or worse, one hot-button issue that often comes up when a California couple ends their marriage is that of spousal support (also known as alimony). This is especially true when one spouse earns significantly more than the other. While one spouse may want…

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Apr 01, 2025
Strive for Equality When Dividing Property in a Divorce
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Last Modified on Apr 01, 2025

Starting out with wedding gifts, to that first home and moving forward throughout the years, married couples in California accumulate a lot of assets. Although couples may start their married life in wedded bliss, some find that as time marches on, their marriage deteriorates to…

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Nov 02, 2023
How the Best Interests of Your Child Are Determined in a Divorce
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

Getting divorced comes with numerous stresses and difficulties, including child custody. If you are concerned about what is best for your child, you are not alone. California courts make custody and visitation decisions based on the best interests of your child. The health and wellbeing…

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Nov 09, 2023
Keep Your Retirement in Mind When Going Through a Divorce
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Last Modified on Nov 09, 2023

When emotions are running high and you are thinking about ending your marriage, it can be easy to forget the practical considerations to which you need to be paying attention. In addition to common concerns - such as child custody and child support - you…

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Nov 02, 2023
What Should I Know About Domestic Partnerships?
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

While the legalization of same-sex marriage has caused domestic partnerships to go by the wayside to some degree, some couples are still not interested in having a legal marriage but do wish to have certain benefits. Entering into a domestic partnership is one option for…

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Nov 08, 2023
Actors Seem to Have Amicably Reached Divorce Settlement
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

Even our readers who have little interest in Hollywood types likely are familiar with high-profile couple Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas. The two actors, married almost 20 years ago, announced their break-up last year. Now the couple's divorce has been finalized, and the divorce papers…

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Nov 08, 2023
Social Media Can Impact Your Divorce
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

Most people use social media sites of one type or another. Facebook is obviously the big one right now, but there are also professional sites like Linkedin, photo-sharing sites like Instagram and much more. If you use these and you're getting divorced in California, they…

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Feb 26, 2025
How Is Alimony Determined in California?
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Last Modified on Feb 26, 2025

When many California couples divorce, one spouse asks for alimony or spousal support. If a divorcing couple is on amicable terms, they may be able to work this out between themselves with the help of their attorneys or a mediator. This is still done via…

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