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Why should you establish parentage?

As a male, when you have a child in California, it might seem safe to assume that you automatically have paternity rights. This is usually

eantonelli February 22, 2021

Understanding how Marvin actions could affect your break-up

Common-law marriage is not recognized in California as it is in several states. In states where common law marriage is recognized, couples who have been

eantonelli February 8, 2021

5 ways to prepare for divorce while still cohabiting

Are you feeling a strain in your marriage after living in close quarters with your spouse? The longer you spend together in isolation, the more

eantonelli February 1, 2021

What should you do after your divorce is finalized?

Your divorce in California might have been finalized, but there’s still a few tasks you’ll have to complete to ensure that your finances and assets

eantonelli January 28, 2021

Taxes on spousal support in California

Whether you must pay federal taxes on spousal support depends on when you were divorced. For older divorces, it may also depend on how well

eantonelli January 21, 2021

How to help your teen after a divorce

There is a good chance that your teen will experience a variety of emotions after learning about your divorce. It isn’t uncommon for teenagers to

eantonelli January 8, 2021

Is it time to divorce? If you have had these arguments, it may be

There are times when people have trouble in their marriages. Those troubles don’t necessarily mean that they need to divorce, but there are times when

eantonelli January 6, 2021

What are some signs that a couple is headed for divorce?

When you announce that you’re filing for divorce in California, there’s always that one person that claims that they saw it coming. Some signs of

eantonelli January 4, 2021

How might divorce affect your California business?

California is a community property state, which means that joint assets get divided 50/50 in a divorce settlement. In many cases, joint debts are also

eantonelli January 4, 2021

Who can receive California spousal support?

When one spouse cannot become self-supporting after the divorce, he or she can ask the California court to award spousal support. Also called alimony, these

eantonelli December 8, 2020