Monthly Archives: January 2014

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Jan 31, 2014
Taking a Proactive Approach to Divorce

If you or your spouse is considering whether or not to end your marriage, it will benefit you to think proactively before committing to divorce. Most of the time, divorce is a relatively amicable process, but this well-intentioned approach does not make the divorce process…

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Jan 24, 2014
Is It a Rough Patch, or Signs of Impending Divorce?

Every California couple goes through a range of ups and downs within their marriage. It is completely normal to experience a difficult period, especially when other factors such as an illness in the family or money troubles are at play. However, there are some types…

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Jan 16, 2014
Struggling with Divorce-Related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Most Americans have some familiarity with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. They may be aware that it is a condition that many combat soldiers, accident survivors, and trauma victims suffer from. What many Americans likely do not know is that divorce can cause PTSD symptoms in certain…

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Jan 09, 2014
Stay-At-Home Spouses: Should You Consider a Postnup?

The beginning of a new year often brings on many changes for California families looking to make a fresh start. Some people may be considering a career change while others may decide to start or expand a family. These can be significant and positive life…

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Jan 05, 2014
Should a California Child Custody Case Be Handled Alone?

It is likely that when many California couples decide to take the plunge and go for the divorce they have been wanting, finances can be an issue. Many of these people try conserving finances and cutting any cost they can, but it may not always…

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