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Financial Planning Insights for Solo Adults

September 3, 2026 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

Managing finances independently can be both empowering and complex. Today, nearly half of U.S. adults are single1, underscoring how many people now – or may someday – handle financial decisions on their own, whether by choice, timing or unexpected life events. Encouragingly, new research from Ameriprise Financial shows that financially solo adults are approaching their finances with confidence, [Read more...] about Financial Planning Insights for Solo Adults

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The Value of a Collaborative Divorce: Priceless!

August 16, 2018 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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A collaborative divorce may save money over a litigated divorce, but they can still be costly from a monetary standpoint.  However, the Collaborative Divorce’s value extends far beyond the financial cost.  Here are the values and benefits of a Collaborative Divorce process to consider: A divorce centered around the common values of their family.  The clients decide what is [Read more...] about The Value of a Collaborative Divorce: Priceless!

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How Do I Survive the Pain of Divorce

September 11, 2017 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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Divorcing people frequently ask me when they will stop feeling like they have failed—their children, their families, their spouse, themselves. Divorce happens—sometimes even when we have done our very best and tried everything we know. The loss hurts and is heartbreaking. But you can survive it and come through on the other side. Here are 3 things to consider: Be Informed At this stage, you [Read more...] about How Do I Survive the Pain of Divorce

Filed Under: Collaborative Divorce Insights Tagged With: Child Support, Collaborative, Divorce and Taxes, Divorce Lawyer, Divorce Tips, Estate Planning, Filing for Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Sacramento

Interview: How to have a Nice Divorce

February 24, 2017 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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Divorce can be hard, but it doesn’t have to be messy. Hal Bartholomew is an attorney who advocates for “collaborative divorce.”  The “collaborative” approach involves everyone having an attorney, a therapist and a financial consultant. View the Video Interview [Read more...] about Interview: How to have a Nice Divorce

Filed Under: Collaborative Divorce Insights Tagged With: Child Support, Collaborative, Divorce and Taxes, Divorce Lawyer, Divorce Tips, Estate Planning, Filing for Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Sacramento

Divorcing Couples Can Collaborate

December 22, 2016 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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Thursday, December 22, 2016 Ed Goldman, Columnist Sacramento Business Journal Dec 21, 2016, 8:30am PST Hal Bartholomew thinks divorcing couples can collaborate While Hal D. Bartholomew doesn’t really remind me of Joan Rivers (for one, he’s a lot taller; for another, he’s alive) his professional mantra evokes the late comedian’s most famous intro: “Can we talk?” Bartholomew is the [Read more...] about Divorcing Couples Can Collaborate

Filed Under: Collaborative Divorce Insights Tagged With: Child Support, Collaborative, Divorce and Taxes, Divorce Lawyer, Divorce Tips, Estate Planning, Filing for Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Sacramento

5 Insane But True Facts about High Conflict Divorce

March 23, 2016 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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from The Huffington Post, published 03/05/2016 Elizabeth Esrey Mediator, Conflict Resolution Specialist and Coach 1. High Conflict Divorce is expensive. The cost of litigating divorce has always been high even with cheaper alternatives, such as mediation and collaborative law, on the rise.  Still, litigating a high conflict divorce is expensive.  According to an Associated Press [Read more...] about 5 Insane But True Facts about High Conflict Divorce

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Understanding Child Support with the Help of a Sacramento-Area Divorce Lawyer

February 11, 2016 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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Divorce is always a delicate subject, especially when there are children involved.  No matter how amicable and well-intentioned the separation may be, striking a parenting balance that is in the best interests of the children and maintains their relationships with both parents should be approached carefully and purposefully. “Best Interests” This is a difficult time for everyone [Read more...] about Understanding Child Support with the Help of a Sacramento-Area Divorce Lawyer

Filed Under: Collaborative Divorce Insights Tagged With: Child Support, Collaborative, Divorce, Divorce and Taxes, Divorce Tips, Estate Planning, Filing for Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Lawyer, Sacramento

Understanding Child Support Laws of Sacramento County in California

January 29, 2016 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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When a family unit breaks down and two partners are no longer on the same page, the most affected party is always the children. Children are too young to fend for themselves so certain laws have been put into place in order to ensure their welfare even when mom and dad are at odds with each other. Defining Child Support In simple terms, child support is a continuous scheduled payment made by [Read more...] about Understanding Child Support Laws of Sacramento County in California

Filed Under: Collaborative Divorce Insights Tagged With: Child Support, Collaborative, Divorce and Taxes, Divorce Lawyer, Divorce Tips, Estate Planning, Filing for Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Sacramento

Tips from a Divorce Lawyer: How to Make Your Divorce Case A Success

January 26, 2016 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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Unfortunately, not all marriages last a lifetime, as differences between spouses may become irreconcilable. When a marriage is going south, one the options that a couple has is divorce. However, getting a divorce is a life changing event and should only be used as a last resort. Should You Get A Divorce? Before considering divorce, you have to realize that it is just one of the options, not [Read more...] about Tips from a Divorce Lawyer: How to Make Your Divorce Case A Success

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Knowing The Different Details on How to File for Divorce in Sacramento

January 20, 2016 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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In Sacramento County, terminating a marriage or partnership may be done in a number of ways. Sacramento divorce solutions include divorce, dissolution of domestic partnership, legal separation, and nullity. In a divorce case, the marriage is terminated and such matters as child custody, visitation rights, child support, and asset division, are also resolved. Dissolution of partnership is [Read more...] about Knowing The Different Details on How to File for Divorce in Sacramento

Filed Under: Collaborative Divorce Insights Tagged With: Child Support, Collaborative Divorce, Divorce and Taxes, Divorce Tips, Estate Planning, Filing for Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Lawyer, Sacramento

Post-Divorce Essential Estate Planning Checklist

December 22, 2015 By SCDG Staff - s.h.

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After a divorce/dissolution is complete, there are a number of extremely important financial housekeeping items that must be addressed. One of those items that often gets overlooked or put off is revising one’s estate planning documents. The following is a list of those documents and issues which must be addressed, post divorce to ensure that the individual and their family is protected from the [Read more...] about Post-Divorce Essential Estate Planning Checklist

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