Five New Year’s Resolutions to Consider during Divorce
When you’re in the midst of a divorce, the New Year becomes an even greater symbol of a new beginning and of starting over. Perhaps, the New Year’s Eve song
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Incapacitated and Unable to Work: Making the Case for Adult Child Support
In the majority of family law cases, child support will terminate upon the earliest of specific triggering events, such as the child’s completing high school, reaching age 19, or achieving
A Shift in the Economic Balance of the Family: Husbands Seeking Spousal Support From Wives
As women continue to make significant strides in the workforce, the stereotypical role of the “breadwinner” in the family is changing. No longer is the breadwinner always the man in
Planning Ahead: Divorce and Advanced Health Care Directives
As former NBA star Lamar Odom continues to make progress following his recent hospitalization after being found unresponsive in a Nevada brothel, the headlines swirl regarding the involvement of his
Avoid These Five Bits of Bad Advice When You Start Thinking About Divorce
Friends and loved ones routinely, though unintentionally, can give you bad or incorrect advice when the subject of divorce rears its ugly head. While those close to you are important
Compelling? Yes. Admissible? No.
One of the more challenging tasks family law practitioners are faced with is balancing their client’s often compelling and moving story against evidentiary rules and practices in court and in
Living Separate and Apart: More Than Just Moving Out of the Bedroom
On July 20, 2015, in the seminal case of In re Marriage of Davis, the California Supreme Court ruled that a couple is only living separate and apart when they
The Roles They Play
Spouses, either consciously or unconsciously, take on certain roles in marriages, whether by choice, by default or by virtue of a personality trait. Common examples are the roles of the
How to value a small business when getting a divorce
Reprinted from the Tuesday, July 14, 2015 Los Angeles Daily Journal, Marlo Van Oorschot’s article titled “How to value a small business when getting a divorce” explores why a small business
Is Your Spouse Underemployed (Not Unemployed, but Underemployed)?
He’s making a living, working 9 to 5, but now his wife believes he could be making more. He’s a smart man, with a Master’s degree, and 18 years of