Divorce and Family Law Blog
Is a Confidential Marriage License Better Than a Public Marriage License in San Diego?
Puja Sachdev | October 25, 2023 | Family Law
For some couples, protecting their privacy is a high priority. If so, they might choose to obtain a confidential marriage license instead of a public marriage license in San Diego, CA. Public figures and celebrities often try to conceal their marriage for several reasons, but confidential marriage licenses are available to any couple who meets… read more
Understanding California Family Code § 2030 – Need-Based Attorney’s Fees
Puja Sachdev | October 25, 2023 | Family Law
Attorney’s fees can be a significant concern in family law cases. Yet, California Family Law provides mechanisms to address this issue fairly. One such mechanism is the award of attorney’s fees based on need. Read on to explore the key aspects of need-based attorney fees under California Family Code § 2030. What Is a Need-Based… read more
What Is a Date of Separation?
Puja Sachdev | September 27, 2023 | Divorce
When married couples and registered domestic partners in San Diego decide to get a divorce, they come across an important question: “When did you officially separate?” This might seem like a simple question, but it holds a lot of legal weight and can greatly affect each person’s financial situation. This blog post will dive into… read more
How To Deal With a Contested Divorce in California
Puja Sachdev | September 20, 2023 | Divorce
Divorce proceedings are typically not as dramatic as depicted in social media, television, and entertainment news. Most couples negotiate a divorce settlement out of court. The process might be stressful at times, but the divorce is generally amicable. However, some divorces are destined to go to court because the spouses cannot agree to terms. In… read more
Can I Reduce My Child Support Payments After Losing My Job in California?
Puja Sachdev | August 18, 2023 | Child Support
If you lose your job, that does not eliminate your legal obligation to pay court-ordered child support payments. However, you can petition the family court to reduce child support payments after becoming unemployed in California. You must work quickly to file the motion with the court and get the matter heard by a judge because… read more
How To Accept That Your Marriage Is Over
Puja Sachdev | August 9, 2023 | Divorce
When you first got married, you expected that your relationship with your spouse would last until “death did you part,” so to speak. But since that wonderful day, things have changed. Your marriage just doesn’t feel the same, and something feels “off” about your relationship. Your gut instinct is telling you that the marriage is… read more
7 Stages of Grief For Divorced Men
Puja Sachdev | August 2, 2023 | Divorce
Grief is the series of emotions that comes with loss. When a person experiences a loss of some kind, it is typically accompanied by grief. While many associate grief with the death of a loved one, it is also commonly felt during the divorce process. This is because divorce represents an end and a loss…. read more
How Long Will My Family Law Case Take?
Puja Sachdev | July 24, 2023 | Family Law
A divorce, child custody proceeding, or other family law case can disrupt your daily life and cause emotional hardship for you and your loved ones. You may wonder how long it takes to resolve such matters so that you can return to your normal routine and begin the process of healing and moving forward. How… read more
How Can Reunification Therapy Help a Child After Their Parents’ Divorce?
Puja Sachdev | July 19, 2023 | Divorce
Recent marriage and divorce statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal that in 2021, there were 1,985,072 marriages and approximately 689,308 reported divorces. Based on these numbers, which represent data from only 45 states and the District of Columbia, roughly one-third of marriages end in divorce. Divorces Can Be Difficult for Parents… read more
Could My Divorce Take Years to Resolve?
Puja Sachdev | July 19, 2023 | Divorce
When you file for divorce, your life can seem as if it is on hold. Until the court enters its final divorce order, you are prohibited from remarrying another person, and the division of your property is left unresolved. It may only take as few as six months to get a divorce in California, but… read more