The Pandemic’s High Death Toll Could Affect Your Divorce
In our COVID-19 world, many people are facing the terrifying notion of their own mortality and the mortality of their spouse.
The Pandemic’s High Death Toll Could Affect Your Divorce
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The Impact Of Pandemic Parenting
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC Hindsight of the year 2020 is truly “20/20” and as we start understanding the economic and social impact of the past
Family Law vs. COVID-19
The current state of affairs in California equates to a novel social experiment wherein people now engage in “social distancing” and “social isolation” in order to reduce the speed and
Domestic Violence: Not Just a Physical Act
The prospect of filing for divorce can be disconcerting. There are concerns about your future–emotional and financial, and, concerns about your children’s future. If you are a business owner, there
Stop The Delay and File Your Divorce.
You may delay, but time will not, and lost time is never found again. — Benjamin Franklin We are all guilty of procrastination from time to time, whether it be
To Delay, Or Not to Delay, that is The Question
The decision to file for divorce is not just a legal action—a lawsuit—but also a deeply personal and important decision. In fact, it may arguably be one of the most
Hypothetically Speaking: The Trump Divorce and Custody
On Thursday, March 15, 2018, the New York Post broke the news that Donald Trump Jr., and his wife, Vanessa Trump, are heading their separate ways after 12 years of
When the End is Only the Beginning
Unfortunately, in some cases, a final divorce judgment may not equate to the end of the divorce process, and the accompanying emotional turmoil. Sometimes, the end may be the beginning
New Year, New News: Telling Your Children About Your Divorce
A new year, for many people, is also often synonymous with a fresh start. Whether that means logging longer hours in the gym, commencing a new fitness routine or diet,
What Happens on Social Media May Not Stay on Social Media
Social Media posts and jurisdiction in the State of California Social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat have drastically changed the way we communicate. Today, an estimated 1.96