Being a parent of a child with special needs is incredibly stressful. It isn’t surprising that the divorce rate amongst special needs parents is much higher than the general population. The added financial burden and the emotional toll of dealing with … Read More
You hear it all the time, it takes two to tango. It is true that divorce is often the result of both people making mistakes, there is a lot of self-blame that occurs. Is it justified? Not usually. Before I … Read More
This is a common question that comes up during the divorce process, particularly as we approach the holiday season. Should you spend holidays together during a divorce? The answer is, like most things, “it depends.” Holidays During a Divorce: What … Read More
While it is much more acceptable to talk about divorce than it was a few decades ago, it still has this weird taboo feeling around it. Even after the pain starts to fade away from the initial shock of divorce, … Read More
People cope with divorce just like a death. In certain ways, it is exactly like a death, but instead of a person, it is your marriage. You are grieving what you thought your life was going to look like and … Read More
There may never be a harder conversation that you have when thinking about a divorce. We have many clients that come in to gather information about divorce to begin a conversation. They often ask about how to tell their spouse … Read More
There are a lot of preconceived notions about divorce. In TV, movies, and the news, it seems like a long, drawn-out court-led process that can last years. You may hear horror stories from your friends and relatives about their nightmarish … Read More
Divorce can be painful and oftentimes complicated. This is especially true when children are involved. San Diego child support isn’t just about money. In a city like San Diego, where the cost of living and education prices can be high, … Read More
When you are getting a divorce, it is natural to want to do as much research as you can to be informed. You may be doing a lot of searches online to try and estimate how much spousal support you … Read More
January is known as “divorce month,” as many people decide post-holidays to call it quits. However, the feeling isn’t always mutual. It is common for one side to be the initiator, rather than it being a joint decision. Being on … Read More