Here you’ll find free legal resources that may provide you with answers to questions you have about this difficult time in your life.
The Law Offices of Paul H. Nathan specialize in helping women go through divorce and similar domestic situations. We have helped women just like you negotiate child and spousal support, child custody, and other aspects of divorce. We also regularly help other attorneys who need legal help in their own lives. If you have any questions regarding the subject matter, contact us and we can discuss them further.
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Streamline Your Client's Preparation for their Deposition!We are giving you a tip we use to prepare our clients for their deposition while preserving our own time to focus on our clients' case.
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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.How to Sanction Obstructive Oppsoing Counsel
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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.Domestic Abuse Takes Many Forms, not just physical violence.
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7 Ideas for Creative Custody ArrangementsWhen planning for what is best for your children, you might have to be creative. If you have a cooperative ex, you can explore a variety of custody solutions.
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Stay Off Social Media and 20 More Tips for Divorce in 2021To commemorate the New Year, we have compiled a list of 21 of our best tips for divorcing women. If you are considering divorce, start 2021 with our advice.
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Life After Divorce for Stay-at-Home MomsIf you have been a stay-at-home mom for much of your marriage, you will face some difficulties after a divorce. We offer creative solutions to these challenges.
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A New Parenting Agreement Might Be Called for This Holiday SeasonHolidays are always tricky for divorced parents with shared custody, but the upsurge in coronavirus infections will make this year particularly difficult.
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How California Law Deals With Division of Property for Unmarried CouplesWhen a committed, cohabiting couple calls it quits in California, can one of them ask a court to decide who gets what? A Marvin claim might be the solution.
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Grandparents May Seek Custody When Parents Are Unfit to Care for ChildrenIf you are worried about your grandchildren’s safety after a divorce, you can petition the court for guardianship. Custody may be granted in certain situations.
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You Have to Have a Very Good Reason to Annul a Marriage in CaliforniaIt is not easy to end a marriage in a way that erases it completely, but it can be done in California under certain circumstances. We look at annulments here.
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For Better or for Worse, but Not for COVID: Has the Pandemic Put Too Much Stress on Your Marriage?If being locked down with your spouse was the nail in the coffin of your marriage, you are not alone. Learn about the stressors that can kill a relationship.
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Understand How Custody and Visitation Decisions Are Made in CaliforniaThe court will look at a number of factors when determining each parent's access to children in a divorce. Your lawyer will make sure your wishes are considered.