Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming many aspects of daily life, and the legal system is no exception. As technology advances, AI is beginning to play a growing role in the divorce process. While it won’t replace human judgment or emotional nuance, AI...
Divorce is a major life change, and one of the main questions a person can have is “How long will this take?” The answer can depend on several factors, including the nature of the divorce and even the level of cooperation between you and your partner. In some cases, a...
You want to be there for your child - not just on weekends or occasional visits, but as a real presence in their life. Maybe you’ve turned things around, moved closer to them or built a stable home. However, your co-parent currently has sole custody, and you wonder...
If you are about to get divorced, then it is essential to think carefully about what you spend on. Spending too much or spending on things that are not considered essential could cause you legal problems. Here is why "emotional spending" or other spending sprees...
Domestic violence is characterized by psychological and emotional manipulation, which can make victims feel scared and confused. A cluster of symptoms typically indicates a person's vulnerability to domestic violence. This is because the problem is multifaceted and...
Going on vacation with your children is a time to build memories, but the children may miss their other parent. When you’re co-parenting, it may be beneficial to help your children share their vacation experiences with the other parent. There are several ways that...
California is a no-fault divorce state, which means you are not required to prove wrongdoing, such as domestic violence, to file for divorce. However, if your spouse was abusive towards you during the marriage, it can significantly impact certain aspects of the...
Leaving an abusive spouse is scary and typically involves a highly contentious divorce. However, if the abuse wasn’t reported or didn’t involve the children, the judge is likely to grant parenting time to the other parent. That means you need to meet with your abusive...
The family courts always set and approve custody arrangements based on the best interests of the child. Nonetheless, family circumstances do not always remain static. While custody orders are legally binding, they can be modified in certain circumstances. Here are...
Leaving an abusive spouse is an incredibly brave step, but it can feel overwhelming and scary. You may be juggling feelings of fear, guilt and uncertainty while trying to figure out the way forward. However, it helps to know that you’re not alone. Many people have...