The law is clear on one aspect of all divorces involving children: The children’s needs have to be addressed first. What this means is that you need to do what is in the best interests of your children at all times. Whatever custody arrangements would be best for them...
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There are two types of custody. You might not get both.
by Michelle Hoover | May 2, 2022 | Child Custody And Visitation
People often assume that child custody is an umbrella term referring to who gets to parent the child at a certain time. They often focus on where the child is going to live because this is important when planning out a custody schedule. But there are actually two...
Can I travel with my children after separation or divorce?
by Michelle Hoover | Apr 21, 2022 | Child Custody And Visitation
For most parents getting divorced or separated, their primary concern is the well-being of their children. However, what that entails may differ between you and your ex and can be a great source of conflict. One such thing that may be a source of conflict is travel....
How will a California divorce court divide my business ownership interest?
by Michelle Hoover | Apr 14, 2022 | Complex Property Division, Divorce
If you co-own a business with one or more business partners, and you have an imminent divorce, you may be concerned about how your ownership interest will fare when you get to the property division portion of the divorce process. In many instances, an ownership...
Is your small business at risk when you file for divorce?
by Michelle Hoover | Apr 7, 2022 | Divorce
Your plans for life have probably changed a lot since you first got married. You may have never expected to go back to college and pursue an advanced degree or to inherit the company from a family member. However, you are now the owner of a successful small business. ...
Who gets the vacation home in a divorce?
by Michelle Hoover | Mar 25, 2022 | Complex Property Division
Disputes pertaining to property division in divorces are bound to arise. Because California is a community property state, any assets acquired during the marriage equally belong to both divorcing spouses. The couple can try to work things out on their own. However,...
Handling kids’ tantrums during drop-offs
by Michelle Hoover | Mar 25, 2022 | Child Custody And Visitation
When you have a child who is walking and talking or who has just started school, one thing you may not expect is for them to throw a tantrum. Unfortunately, with how much their lives can change with a divorce and custody-related changes, it’s completely normal for a...
Will your spouse’s adultery increase your spousal support?
by Michelle Hoover | Mar 11, 2022 | Spousal Support
Alimony or spousal support can be important to someone who doesn't make as much as their spouse. When you want to move on and live independently, you may need temporary financial support as you start out on your own. If you have been married for decades and are past...
Important Considerations Before Buying a New Home After a Divorce
by Michelle Hoover | Feb 24, 2022 | Divorce
If you’ve experienced a recent divorce or separation and are in the process of coping, it's common to have uncertainties when it comes to your living situation. It’s challenging to navigate the emotions, finances, and family considerations that accompany a divorce....
Is it ethical to split up the kids in custody arrangements?
by Michelle Hoover | Feb 23, 2022 | Child Custody And Visitation
Custody battles between divorcing parents can be quite complex when the divorcing spouses refuse to compromise. Sometimes reaching an accord can be impossible, and the court must decide the fate of the family. One rarely considered option is splitting custody of the...
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