Main Takeaways: There are two basic forms of divorce: contested and uncontested. In a contested divorce, both parties are not able to agree on all (or any) terms. In an uncontested divorce, both parties agree on all terms and don’t require a court to intervene. Filing an uncontested divorce with children can result in issues… [Read More about Filing an Uncontested Divorce with Children in Carlsbad]
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The Prenuptial Agreement Sunset Clause
A prenuptial agreement is generally designed to protect the assets of the partner who has more wealth than the other from a quick divorce and resulting loss of property. While this agreement does work, spouses who stay married for years or decades could be held to the prenuptial agreement long after the initial worrying period… [Read More about The Prenuptial Agreement Sunset Clause]
What Can You Do if the Other Parent Doesn’t Return the Children on Time
When you go through a contentious Carlsbad divorce that involves children, sticking to a regular visitation schedule can prove difficult at times. If your ex still harbors feelings towards you, or wants to hurt you for any reason, they may try to put the children in the middle by refusing visitation. Main Takeaways: If your… [Read More about What Can You Do if the Other Parent Doesn’t Return the Children on Time]
How to Fill out a Financial Statement for a California Divorce
Both you and your soon to be former spouse will need to provide financial information to the court as part of your California divorce process. The financial statement you’ll complete will ask about all of your liabilities and assets and you need to complete it as honestly and fully as possible. The court will use… [Read More about How to Fill out a Financial Statement for a California Divorce]
What is a Summary Dissolution in California?
In California, divorce and dissolution are treated differently in the legal realm. Unfortunately, the line may appear thin. While divorce and dissolution may seem similar at first, they’re entirely different when put into motion. Strictly speaking, divorce and dissolution are common in their termination of marriage. It is important to note, however, that both divorce… [Read More about What is a Summary Dissolution in California?]
