When you first decide to separate or divorce, one of the earliest (and most important!) choices you’ll make is how to handle the legal process. Many couples immediately assume they must hire a divorce attorney, begin litigation, and prepare for … Read More
When couples begin the divorce process, it’s common to assume that once a case is filed in court, the only path forward is “litigation”. But that isn’t the only option. In fact, many families later discover that “mediation” may better … Read More
Every year at Thanksgiving my family goes around the table, and we share what we’re thankful for. Now it sounds cheesy, but it’s honestly one of my most favorite times because it reminds me to be grateful for what I … Read More
When you search for San Diego CA divorce attorneys, you’re looking for a professional who not only knows the law but can help both of you navigate through your divorce with minimal conflict. At West Coast Family Mediation, we’re proud … Read More
For those of us here in San Diego, California, this past weekend was the Pride parade and festival. Some of you may be wondering why San Diego Pride is celebrated in July (as I have before) and apparently, it’s because … Read More
Getting divorced can be one of the hardest things you’ll go through in your life, and it’s only more difficult when it’s a divorce with kids. You’re not only considering what’s best for yourself but also how your kids will … Read More
It is no secret that opposites can attract. However, politics has become more and more divided as we inch closer to the election. Tensions between spouses already are running high due to the pressures of COVID19, how is a marriage … Read More
Most of the time, when people think about cheating, they think about someone having a physical affair, lying about “business trips” or working late to hook up with someone else that that isn’t their spouse. However, cheating can take on … Read More
So, there are many couples out there who may have been scheduled to get married and plans got waylaid with COVID-19. I am actually one of those. Now we only got engaged at the beginning of this year (although we’ve … Read More
As of April 24, 2020, the US has lost 26.5 million jobs over the past five weeks, putting the real unemployment rate at over 20%, the highest level since 1934. While these numbers certainly sound and are staggering, we know … Read More