Property Division

Planning for an upcoming wedding is an overwhelming ordeal. California couples spend hours upon hours selecting the right venue, picking the perfect date, sending out

A divorce late in life for some seniors means that, after many years together, they have grown apart from their spouses and decided to move

IRA accounts have become a huge bargaining chip in divorce settlements, but what about IRAs received in an inheritance from a family member? Considering the

Some couples who divorce later in life can run the risk of endangering retirement for themselves. Studies show that divorces among young people are less

An MGM mogul who passed away in 2015 donated the bulk of his estate to assorted charitable organizations. Worth several billion dollars, the estate was

Statistics show that married couples are in debt with mortgages, cars, credit cards and student loans. Owing money is hard enough to cope with when

Financial missteps during a divorce can have long-term effects if not properly thought through. Along with the emotional turmoil of divorce, financial mistakes can be

It is believed that an estimated 40 to 50 percent of marriages end in divorce, and the number for adults over the age of 50

Until recently, if someone suggested a prenuptial agreement to his or her intended spouse, it may have raised questions of trust or filled one spouse

Since California is a community property state, the law considers all of the property you and your future spouse own as part of the marital