San Diego California Family Law Blog

The divorce process can be somewhat tedious. It is difficult to terminate a marriage and start a new life separate from your spouse. While there are many topics to negotiate in the final divorce settlement, property division may be one of the most overwhelming. For...

Alimony or spousal support is a payment of money to an ex-spouse to help him or her meet reasonable financial obligations. In higher income situations, it may also be a way to help an ex-spouse maintain a certain lifestyle. In any case, the award of spousal support...

Ending your marriage is not easy. It is an emotional process. Even after your sign your California divorce papers, you may not have fully let go of the relationship. This is completely normal, and you should not force yourself to feel something you do not naturally...

During the holidays, many California parents want to spend every moment with their children. After a divorce, though, parents typically have to co-parent during the holiday season. With cooperation and communication, many families can find a holiday arrangement that...

When parents of California divorce, they typically have more to deal with than childless couples. They have to figure out matters like child support, child custody, and visitation rights. When determining child custody, the term "unfit parent" may surface. It is...

One of the most complex parts of ending a marriage is figuring out how to continue parenting your children after the divorce occurs. In California, filing for divorce generally involves creating a custody and visitation agreement, often known as a parenting plan....

Going through a divorce or separation can be a challenging time for both you and young children. In most states, if you choose to involve the court in your child custody decisions, it does its best to ensure the best interests of the children remain at the forefront....