Every marriage experiences highs and lows as well as ups and downs. After all, no matter how much you love someone, living with them and integrating your lives is not always simple. You may become so preoccupied with your job, your kids’ activities, and running the home, especially if you have kids, that you fail…
Read on to learn more about what can be used against you in a custody battle. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION Refusing to Work With Your Former Spouse The cornerstone of effective co-parenting is cooperation. Concerns regarding the best interests of the child arise when a parent is unwilling or unable to work with their…
With nearly half of all marriages ending in divorce, a prenup, although a prospect surrounded by daunting thoughts and concepts can be a vitally important tool. Read on to learn more about how a prenup does not always require a high-priced lawyer (or does it?) And is it possible to do it yourself and still…
The importance of an enforceable and legally sound prenup becomes vitally important should you ever file for divorce. Read on to learn more. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION Understanding Prenups A prenup is a legal contract signed by two people before their marriage. Areas that are often covered in prenups include: The division of property Asset…
Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement? In the past, prenuptial agreements were typically thought of as belonging to the very wealthy. But more and more people from all walks of life are using prenuptial agreements as their advantages become more widely recognized. Does this, however, imply that a prenuptial agreement is wise? You should thoroughly…
It is understandable why a soon-to-be married couple might believe that discussing a prenuptial agreement would be bad for their union. According to Sandy K. Roxas, Esq., a family law litigator and mediator from Torrance, California, “you’re basically negotiating what’s going to happen in the event of a divorce.” According to Roxas, some couples are…
Prenuptial agreements, often known as prenups, have long been an engaged couple’s “fallback” option. They compel prospective couples to bargain over how to divide assets and who will be responsible for whatever debts they may have in the event that their marriage fails. But occasionally, long after the couple has married, the same questions still…
Married couples can sign a legally enforceable document called a postnuptial agreement that outlines how they would divide their assets and money in the case of a divorce. In the event of a divorce, it could be a wise move to safeguard your possessions and yourself. Furthermore, you don’t need a lawyer or divorce lawyer…
Ending a custody battle amicably can be challenging, but there are ways to approach it that can help reduce tension, save time, and protect the emotional well-being of everyone involved—especially children. Here are some of the most effective ways to work toward a resolution and end a custody battle more easily: 1. Consider Mediation Engage…
You will be able to keep both costs and confusion at a minimum when you come to a divorce mediation session prepared. Use our complete checklist below. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION Divorce mediation is a structured, cooperative process in which a neutral mediator helps divorcing couples negotiate and resolve their issues amicably, without going to…
