Saying that a couple has become “empty-nesters” just means that their children moved out of the house. Those children may have gone to college, they may have purchased their own homes or they may have started families. Regardless of why they left, their parents are...
You probably understand this by now, but divorce can turn someone you have known for years into a virtual stranger. Those who cannot cope with the end of a marriage often act uncharacteristically, hoping to get a reaction from their spouse. Unfortunately, making...
Co-parenting can be a challenging journey, but with the right approach and mindset, it can be a positive and nurturing experience for both you and your child, even if your approach to the situation is healthier than your co-parent’s. Ultimately, regardless of how...
Couples in California often own a primary residence. However, many couples also own vacation homes or investment properties intended to generate household income that must be addressed when they divorce. Regardless of what type of property spouses are compelled to...