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Money problems are often the source of divorce

The rate at which American couples end their marriages has been around 50 percent for decades, and studies show most divorces result from money problems.

eantonelli July 13, 2018

High asset divorce incentives to consider before 2019

Right now may be the best time for those who are well off financially to get divorced. With the upcoming changes in tax laws, it

eantonelli July 10, 2018

Don’t delete it: social media and divorce proceedings

Facebook and Instagram are public hubs for sharing the most exciting parts of your life. Photos of couples and posts about new life developments are

eantonelli July 5, 2018

For rocker Slash, money is no object during a high asset divorce

For some, there is a burning desire to move on with their lives after a relationship ends. The desperate need to free themselves from their

eantonelli July 3, 2018

Dads push for more involvement after child custody hearings

The struggle that most dads face today is the limited amount of time they get to spend with their kids. Studies show that even with

eantonelli June 25, 2018

Social media prenups are gaining in popularity

Prenuptial agreements are a difficult subject to approach for most couples. Many people consider them bad luck. It can feel like bad taste to discuss

eantonelli June 19, 2018

What is palimony?

A California divorce attorney coined the word palimony in 1976. They used it in a case where Michelle Triola Marvin sued her ex-boyfriend Lee Marvin,

eantonelli June 15, 2018

Time is running out on an important tax exemption for divorces

If you are considering a divorce, now may be the time to move forward. Divorces with possible alimony payments are about to pass an expensive

eantonelli June 13, 2018

Child custody often involves grandma and grandpa

More children are spending part of their childhood living with grandma and grandpa than ever before. In California and other states, the number of child

eantonelli June 12, 2018

More women are required to pay alimony as primary breadwinners

For decades, when couples divorced, it was the man who paid support to his ex-wife mainly because men earned higher incomes. Typically, women were stay-at-home

eantonelli June 11, 2018