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Last Modified on Oct 22, 2022

There is really no way around it. Divorce is hard on children, in fact, it is likely harder on them than on the adults actually going through a divorce. That being said, there are things that parents can do to help support their children through this difficult time to minimize…

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Last Modified on Oct 22, 2022

When a parent marries another person, that person does not automatically have legal rights when it comes to that parent’s children. Instead, stepparents need to go through the formal process of adopting the child if he or she wants to create the legal relationship between them and the child. Stepparent…

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Last Modified on Oct 22, 2022

A will is a huge part of many estate plans. However, your will is not the only piece of the estate planning puzzle that you need to consider. Many people assume that once they have created their will, they are done with their entire estate plan. This is often not…

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Last Modified on Oct 22, 2022

As a parent, one of the most difficult aspects of divorce is the stress of when and how to tell your kids that the marriage is ending. While never a happy time, you can make the “divorce talk” more positive for your children by following these 5 tips: 1) Timing…

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Last Modified on Feb 27, 2023

Are you facing a dispute with your landlord? These types of conflicts can quickly get out of hand, so it’s important to understand your legal rights and responsibilities as a tenant in California. Take a look at these tips to avoid eviction and ensure you’re complying with the law. After…

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Last Modified on Oct 22, 2022

Couples must meet specific requirements to go through the divorce process in California. Each state has slightly different requirements, which is why it is important to know the rules and regulations in your state before you seriously consider getting a divorce. A few of the most important rules to know…

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