Co-Parenting & Divorce Screen time can spark more than just developmental concerns—it can ignite real conflict between co-parents. With smartphones and tablets now part of daily life, deciding when (or if) to introduce screens to babies and toddlers has become a hot-button issue....
Retirement Accounts & Divorce Retirement accounts may be in one spouse’s name, but in California, what’s earned during the marriage is typically shared. Dividing 401(k)s, pensions, and other retirement assets fairly—and without costly penalties—requires careful planning. Knowing your rights and taking the right...
Divorce & Investment Portfolios For high-net-worth couples, dividing investments in a divorce is rarely straightforward. With portfolios that include everything from real estate to retirement accounts, each asset comes with its own tax implications, risks, and liquidity concerns. In California, understanding how community...
Identity Theft & Divorce Dividing finances in divorce is already difficult—but what happens when your ex uses your personal information against you? Identity theft is a real risk after separation, especially when your ex has access to past accounts and sensitive data. Learn...
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