This blog is where we discuss current issues affecting family law, as well as share any firm news or interesting information we come across. We like to think of our blog as a place where you can get to know us a little bit better and maybe learn something in the process.
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Getting Your Ex-Husband to Pay Up Can Require Additional Court Measures There are court-ordered measures that can be taken if your gainfully employed ex-husband hasn't been paying alimony as defined in your divorce settlement. -
What to Do When Your Ex-Husband Restricts Your Access to Your Own Children If you're divorcing and your husband is restricting your access to your own children, there are ways to fight for your children and your rights. -
Why a Custodial Parent Would Disregard What’s Best for the Children The tactics of manipulative parental gatekeeping can come about post-divorce for a variety of reasons. Knowing why it happens can help you deal with it. -
What to Do Before Hubby Embarks on a Pre-Divorce Spending Spree If you or your husband is about to file for a divorce in your high-net-worth marriage, watch out for any big pre-divorce financial splurges. -
Taking Steps to Identify and Secure the Immediate Basic Needs of Your High-Value Divorce To reduce time, court costs, and divorce drama, we'll begin by identifying immediate issues at stake and actions to protect you in your high-value divorce. -
Determining Your Marital Net Worth in a High-Value Divorce Is a Complicated Business Without a prenuptial agreement, Harold Hamm will have to payout to his ex-wife in the largest high-value divorce settlement in history. -
Child Support Calculations Are Based Upon Number of Factors Beyond Bare Necessities Child support is not based on minimal needs alone. Far more is considered than the bare necessities to determine child support decisions. -
Telling Your Adult Children You’re Getting a Divorce Requires Delicacy and Respect When it comes to divorce, children are children, no matter their age. Do not assume your adult children will be any less traumatized by their parents' split. -
These Twenty Questions Will Help You Clarify Your Expectations If You Live Together While Your Divorce Is Pending If you and your husband have decided to live together while you divorce, clarifying your expectations of each other and your arrangement will help make it work. -
The Financial Ties That Bind You: Choosing a Live-in Divorce Due to a Lack of Means Can Give You Time to Prepare Your Short-Term and Long-Term Finances Finances can tie a divorcing couple together for months, even years, when neither person can afford to move out of the family home. Use the time to prepare.
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- Posted on 06/11/2021 An article I wrote for the Family Law Specialist Magazine on the tools available to force opposing counsel into cooperating and/or seeking sanctions against the opposing attorney, personally.
- Posted on 04/05/2021 Most people, not just women, I’ve spoken to believe domestic violence or domestic abuse is limited to physical abuse i.e., your narcissist physically assaults you, hitting you. In spite of this, California courts are at the forefront of recognizing various forms of domestic abuse and protecting the victims.
- Posted on 03/10/2021 7 Ideas for Creative Custody Arrangements