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How to Have a Fun and Energized Holiday Season!

December 9, 2020 By Betsey Williams

Holiday fun

When you think of the holiday season, what three words come to mind?  Are the words relaxed, rested and joyful mentioned?  It really is possible to make this holiday season the best you’ve ever had. Choosing realistic goals with conscious planning will give you more time and energy than you ever dreamed of.  Listed below are the three questions that I am most [Read more...] about How to Have a Fun and Energized Holiday Season!

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A Deeper Look at the Mortgage Interest Deduction During Equity Buy Out

November 16, 2020 By Joe Siau

Equity Buy Out

The Mortgage Interest Deduction May Be a Great Tax Planning tool as long as you understand what you are working with. Qualified Home In order to use the mortgage interest deduction, the mortgage must be secured by a Qualified Home: Main home.  You can have only one main home at any one time. This is the home where you ordinarily live most of the time. Second home.  A second [Read more...] about A Deeper Look at the Mortgage Interest Deduction During Equity Buy Out

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Taking a ‘PAWS’: Issues To Consider With Pet Custody

November 3, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Custody of your pets

The new year brought a lot of changes for divorcing couples in 2019, especially here in California. Not only were major changes made to the tax code concerning spousal support payments, residents across the state of California welcomed Assembly Bill 2274. This bill finally gave judges in our state clear direction when it came to helping divorcing pet owners answer the all-important question: Who [Read more...] about Taking a ‘PAWS’: Issues To Consider With Pet Custody

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How Does California Calculate Child Support?

October 29, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Child Support

When parents’ divorce in California, both remain responsible for financially supporting their minor children. The state uses established guidelines to determine which parent should pay child support and the monthly payment amount. Learn about the factors that influence child support calculations in California. Net disposable income California courts first calculate each parent’s net [Read more...] about How Does California Calculate Child Support?

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Choosing Additional Resources to Complete Your Team of Advisors

October 12, 2020 By Joe Siau

Advisor team

The intersection of divorce, real estate and mortgage financing is real.  Apart from the importance of selecting a family law divorce attorney, the impact other members on the divorce team can have is important as well. A Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP) can bring a different perspective to your divorce team.  With about 600 CDLP’s in the country, it is a well-trained and [Read more...] about Choosing Additional Resources to Complete Your Team of Advisors

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Divorce and Social Security Benefits

September 28, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Social Security and Divorce

Social security benefits provide older Americans with substantial financial support.  Not every retired person in California receives a pension or has significant personal savings.  Therefore, monthly social security deposits help single people and married couples alike.  What happens after a divorce, though?  Will it impact one’s social security [Read more...] about Divorce and Social Security Benefits

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Communicating with Your Spouse During the Divorce Process

September 25, 2020 By Betsey Williams

Communicating during a divorce

Couples going through a divorce generally already have a problem communicating. Those problems often get worse during this time with the upheaval of their lives and the change in the family structure. It is common to find that a couple’s main mode of communication with one another results in one of them getting angry and the other one giving their partner the silent treatment. This is then [Read more...] about Communicating with Your Spouse During the Divorce Process

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Four Tips for Starting your California Divorce

September 21, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Divorce In California

2020 is shaping up to be a popular year for divorce filings in California. If you are among those considering parting ways with your spouse, read on for four tips for starting your divorce.  1. Research and decide how you want to complete the divorce:             There are many ways to complete a divorce. You can opt for doing [Read more...] about Four Tips for Starting your California Divorce

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Our Divorce Mediation Didn’t Work Out. Where Do We Go From Here?

September 14, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Where do we go now

Many couples begin the divorce process in mediation. Mediation can be a great option for couples who are still able to work together to make agreements regarding their children, finances, and property. For others mediation might start off well but over time the couple is no longer able to make agreements and need more support to move forward.  Where do we go from [Read more...] about Our Divorce Mediation Didn’t Work Out. Where Do We Go From Here?

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How has COVID-19 Impacted Divorce in Sacramento?

July 22, 2020 By Julia Perkovich

COVID-19 and Divorce

We are over four months into the COVID-19 pandemic. It is impacting families in many ways. Some are affected more than others, but everyone is affected in some way.  In the family law context, I see a variety of different issues that are coming up related to these new times that we find ourselves in. Some families need to modify their timeshare arrangement with their children and [Read more...] about How has COVID-19 Impacted Divorce in Sacramento?

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8 Best Practices in Custody Cases During COVID-19

June 30, 2020 By Mary Molinaro

Navigating through a divorce and the custody and co-parenting issues during COVID-19 can add another layer of stress and anxiety for the family.  As parents, we all want to model the best version of ourselves to our children, but how do we do that?  Sacramento County Superior Court and many of the other surrounding counties have adopted Best Practice Recommendations for custody [Read more...] about 8 Best Practices in Custody Cases During COVID-19

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Divorce: Fear and Change

June 15, 2020 By Betsey Williams

Filing for divorce is a stressful time. You are putting everything on the line to separate from someone and start a new life. The mere thought of change can paralyze even the bravest among us.  Change represents a loss of something familiar and an introduction to something new.  You may find yourself fearful of the uncertainty in moving ahead.  You are not [Read more...] about Divorce: Fear and Change

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Pet Custody During a Collaborative Divorce and How to Handle

June 9, 2020 By Katharine Biwott

During the shelter in place requirements we have all been spending a bit more time with our beloved pet or pets. We see how much light they bring to our days and it raises the question of how we deal with pet custody in a divorce.  Not long ago, pets were considered simply property to be divided incident to the divorce. When deciding with whom the pet should live courts would take into [Read more...] about Pet Custody During a Collaborative Divorce and How to Handle

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Can a Divorce be Friendly?

June 5, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

For most people, friendly is not the first term that comes to mind when thinking about divorce. However, there are many benefits to keeping friendliness an option when deciding how to handle the process of divorce. Collaborative divorces are completed outside of the courthouse and center on the idea of remaining friendly during the divorce and afterward.  1. Friendly divorce can save you [Read more...] about Can a Divorce be Friendly?

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Children of Divorce in The Time of COVID-19

May 18, 2020 By Timothy Rood

At this time, many children are suffering from the anxiety-producing effects of the invisible COVID-19 virus. I would say many children are also suffering from the anxiety-producing effects of the invisible “virus” of parental conflict related to divorce, custody evaluations, destructive parental emotions and the world of litigation. When there is a high degree of conflict between [Read more...] about Children of Divorce in The Time of COVID-19

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Understanding Spousal Support in California

April 29, 2020 By James Gwinup

Financial Aspects of Spousal Support in California

When two parties separate, there is often a disparity in the financial resources, income and/or earning abilities. Thus, there is frequently a need for shifting of financial resources, at least on a temporary basis. Defining Spousal Support Spousal support is a regularly scheduled payment made by one party to assist with the financial needs of the other party. It is separate and distinct [Read more...] about Understanding Spousal Support in California

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What are the Costs of Divorce?

April 23, 2020 By Katharine Biwott

            One question a family law attorney hears on a regular basis is, “What does a divorce in California cost?” There is no one answer to this question, as the costs of divorce include emotional, financial, and property related issues.  1. Emotional Costs of Divorce The emotional costs of divorce are many, and for plenty [Read more...] about What are the Costs of Divorce?

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We Want a Divorce….What Do We Do Now?

April 16, 2020 By Linda Tell

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought life to a major slowdown if not a screeching halt. If you contemplated divorce pre-pandemic, four weeks of sheltering in place with your mate may have convinced you divorce is inevitable. With the California Courts closed, a once unclear path is now, even more confusing.  We may not know when the court will reopen, but we can be sure it will take some [Read more...] about We Want a Divorce….What Do We Do Now?

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The Coronavirus Pandemic and Divorce: What You Need to Know

March 30, 2020 By Julia Perkovich

The Coronavirus or COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on people’s lives and created a great deal of upheaval for so many.  But what about people whose lives are already in upheaval because of divorce?  The impact varies depending on the type of divorce process. Litigated Process Sacramento County Courts are closed through at least April 16, 2020 for all [Read more...] about The Coronavirus Pandemic and Divorce: What You Need to Know

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Buying a New Home When Tied to The Mortgage on The Marital Home

March 24, 2020 By Joe Siau

One of the main concerns, when one party is retaining the marital home, is that the vacating or out spouse will not be able to qualify for future mortgage financing while their name remains tied to the current mortgage. This isn’t necessarily so, and we can help our divorcing clients with this issue with the correct verbiage contained in the final divorce settlement agreement.  When a [Read more...] about Buying a New Home When Tied to The Mortgage on The Marital Home

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Gray Divorce and the Benefits of Collaboration

March 20, 2020 By Katharine Biwott

Grey Divorce

A gray divorce refers to couples who decide to part ways over the age of 50, generally following a long-term marriage. There are myriad reasons for a gray divorce, including an empty nest, financial disagreements, or disagreements about what you’d like to do in retirement. Whatever the reason, you want to know how to get through the process quickly and with your dignity intact. You may [Read more...] about Gray Divorce and the Benefits of Collaboration

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Co-Parenting the Do’s and Don’ts

March 16, 2020 By Raquel Silva

Co-parenting during and after divorce or separation can be fraught with peril. Even Netflix’s A Marriage Story illuminated in authentically painful detail what not do to when navigating the minefield of co-parenting.   However, this minefield can largely be avoided with the child mostly sheltered from emotional harm, by following some simple, yet extremely effective guidelines.  After more [Read more...] about Co-Parenting the Do’s and Don’ts

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Three Reasons Why You Don’t Want to Hire the Attorneys from “A Marriage Story”

February 17, 2020 By Katharine Biwott

Marriage-story

Warning: This blog contains spoilers about A Marriage Story When you think of a divorce attorney do the words pitbull, bulldog, or shark come to mind? Is spending all of the community money on legal fees your idea of a successful divorce? 1. The concept of “winning” in divorce:  Laura Dern and Ray Liotta portray two of the divorce attorneys in A Marriage Story. Much of their [Read more...] about Three Reasons Why You Don’t Want to Hire the Attorneys from “A Marriage Story”

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What Are My Housing Options When In Divorce Proceedings?

February 2, 2020 By Bill Wolfe

They say there are 3 necessities in life: food, shelter and clothing. Food and clothing are pretty much a given but when going through a divorce determining where you are going to live and how much that will cost can be very stressful. One of the first discussions in the divorce process should be around this. Quite often once this is agreed upon other portions of the settlement agreement can fall [Read more...] about What Are My Housing Options When In Divorce Proceedings?

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Marriage Story: An Attorney’s Perspective

January 27, 2020 By Julia Perkovich

As someone who works directly with the process of divorce, I looked forward to seeing Netflix’s Marriage Story. Director Noah Baumbach’s film centers on the divorce of couple Nicole (Scarlett Johansen) and Charlie (Adam Driver), as well as the effect divorce has on their son Henry (Azhy Robertson). I was greatly moved by the film. While not every part of the movie was realistic, its ability to [Read more...] about Marriage Story: An Attorney’s Perspective

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Five Financial Impacts to consider in a Divorce

January 20, 2020 By Kristen Cooper

Financial Decisions Divorce

Going through a divorce is a very stressful process, if you do not know what to expect going into it. It is important to know the impacts a divorce can have on your finances when considering a divorce. Here are Five Financial Impacts to consider in a Divorce SupportThe court will review financials and determine what support needs to be paid to which party. When children are involved, the [Read more...] about Five Financial Impacts to consider in a Divorce

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How long does it take to divorce in California?

January 16, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

How long divorce

This is highly case dependent, but the shortest possible time to complete a divorce in California is six months plus one day. Although six months is the earliest time you can be restored to the status of single, many divorces take much longer.  The good news is that there are ways to make the process move quickly so that the divorce is finished as close to the six-month minimum as possible. [Read more...] about How long does it take to divorce in California?

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How does the Collaborative Divorce process help parents in California?

January 15, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Divorce helps parents

Even after divorce, parents can rarely sever all ties to the other parent. As co-parents they often have many years left to work together raising their children. This requires extensive communication, a willingness to make decisions together, and the grace to come to shared events for their children.  With this in mind, it can be beneficial for parents to consider peacefully ending their [Read more...] about How does the Collaborative Divorce process help parents in California?

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Is it possible to have a truly respectful divorce?

January 14, 2020 By Hal Bartholomew

Respectful Divorce

Divorce can be a highly emotional and expensive process. California and other states offer collaborative divorce as a less adversarial option than a traditional divorce. In collaborative divorce the parties work with attorneys and other professionals outside of a courtroom to resolve their issues.  As part of the collaborative divorce process, each spouse works with his or her respective [Read more...] about Is it possible to have a truly respectful divorce?

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Domestic Partners in California – Now Open to Nearly All

January 13, 2020 By Katharine Biwott

Domestic Partners in California

Beginning January 1, 2020 California’s Registered Domestic Partnership law allows a whole new cohort of people to register with the Secretary of State. Senate Bill 30 states that effective January 1, 2020 all couples regardless of age or sexual orientation that are eligible to be married may register with the California Secretary of State as domestic partners.  What part of the law has [Read more...] about Domestic Partners in California – Now Open to Nearly All

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Collaborative Divorce: Divorce Without Destruction

December 9, 2019 By Beth Appelsmith

Beth Collaborative Divorce Quote

If you have gone through a divorce, or if you have been there for a divorcing friend or family member, you know it can be stressful, expensive, and even destructive. Traditional litigated divorce is an adversarial system designed to pit spouses against one another, increasing fear, distrust, and animosity.  It frequently leaves important decisions up to a judge, and not to the parties [Read more...] about Collaborative Divorce: Divorce Without Destruction

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mortgages during the divorce process

December 2, 2019 By Joe Siau

get-a-mortgage-after-divorce

What is a CDLP? A CDLP is a Certified Divorce Lending Professional who brings the financial knowledge and expertise of a solid understanding of the connection between Divorce and Family Law, IRS Tax Rules and mortgage financing strategies as they relate to real estate and divorce. A loan officer must pass the CDLP program to receive this unique designation. A CDLP cannot charge you more fees [Read more...] about Frequently Asked Questions about Mortgages during the divorce process

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The Value of a Collaborative Divorce: Priceless!

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

woman enjoying a cup of coffee

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 important and the team [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 SCD Staff - s.h.

man in emotional pain

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

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Interview: How to have a Nice Divorce

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

interview

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

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Divorcing Couples Can Collaborate

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

couple having an argument

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

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Can You Stop a Divorce Once its Started?

October 18, 2016 By Hal Bartholomew

stopwatch

Contrary to what many people think, filing for divorce does not automatically end a marriage.  While starting the divorce process with the Court helps people move forward, the fact is that becoming unmarried does not happen overnight. In California, the waiting period to become unmarried is six months.  The six month clock starts ticking when a spouse is served with the petition and [Read more...] about Can You Stop a Divorce Once its Started?

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Collaboration, Cooperation and Communication during Divorce

September 12, 2016 By Hal Bartholomew

cooperation

There are a number of difficult decisions that need to be made during dissolution of marriage, from child support to property division. After the decision to divorce is made (In California – it only takes one party), the next important decision to be made involves the type of divorce process you and your soon-to-be-ex spouse will use. The traditional choice is the [Read more...] about Collaboration, Cooperation and Communication during Divorce

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Collaboration can Help Secure Good Solutions for Bad Situations

July 29, 2016 By Hal Bartholomew

helping hands

When people get married, they typically don’t expect to get divorced. They don’t expect that they’ll fall out of love with their spouse or become so bitter and angry that they can’t even be in the same room as the other person. And they don’t expect that they might do or say things they would later regret. During a divorce, good people can make some bad decisions. However, the fact that you [Read more...] about Collaboration can Help Secure Good Solutions for Bad Situations

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9 Things to Avoid During the Process of Divorce

May 2, 2016 By Carol Delzer

www.familylawcenter.us

1.Hiding Information Your attorney will be your advocate through this emotional process. It is important you disclose any and all information, no matter how embarrassing or personal it may seem. 2.Negative Activity on Social Media Today we use social media to update friends and family on our daily lives, however remember to use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram wisely. Don’t post anything that [Read more...] about 9 Things to Avoid During the Process of Divorce

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Is There a Right Way to Divorce?

April 26, 2016 By Hal Bartholomew

fork in the road

It seems like everywhere we look, we are being told that there is a right way to do something and a wrong way to do something. For instance, stories about divorce are more available than ever. We read about dramatic celebrity divorces ending in multi-million dollar settlements, the quiet, amicable divorce of two strangers who took a picture that went viral and everything in between. And for [Read more...] about Is There a Right Way to Divorce?

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5 Insane But True Facts about High Conflict Divorce

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

domestic argument

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 article, [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 SCD Staff - s.h.

family law

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 including the [Read more...] about Understanding Child Support with the Help of a Sacramento-Area Divorce Lawyer

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Understanding Child Support Laws of Sacramento County in California

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

walking hand in hand

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

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

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

divorce agreement

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 SCD Staff - s.h.

reviewing contracts

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

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Post-Divorce Essential Estate Planning Checklist

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

estate planning graphic

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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