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Sole Custody Versus Joint Custody

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Figuring out a child custody arrangement for life post-divorce is a complicated undertaking, requiring parents to work together to create parenting plans and time-sharing schedules that meet everybody’s needs, or to litigate the matter in court in the unfortunate event that the parents can’t come up with an agreement on their own. One threshold… Read More »

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Bad Social Media Habits to Avoid During Divorce

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Navigating the emotional and legal complexities of divorce has never been easy, but certain facts of modern life make it harder than ever in some ways. In today’s digital age, where social media is an integral part of our daily lives, it’s essential for individuals going through a divorce to be mindful of their… Read More »

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Things to Do Before You Ask for a Divorce

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Divorce is a significant life decision, impacting not just you and your partner but also your children and extended family, with ramifications that continue to play out for years to come. While the decision to divorce may be the right one, it should not be made too hastily or until you are prepared to… Read More »

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What Is Parental Alienation?

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In the realm of family law, particularly in the context of divorce and child custody disputes, a phenomenon known as “parental alienation” frequently emerges. This concept, while not new, often stirs considerable debate and concern among parents, legal professionals, and mental health experts. Below we attempt to shed some light on this complex and… Read More »

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What Is an Interstate Custody Agreement?

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Navigating the complexities of child custody is never easy, but the situation can become even more convoluted when parents reside in different states. In such cases, what you need is an interstate custody agreement. This legal document serves as a blueprint for how custody of the children will be shared across state lines. Read… Read More »

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What Is Marriage Abandonment and What Are the Consequences?

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It’s a common phrase to hear that somebody “abandoned the marriage.” But what does this term really mean? Does it have any particular legal significance, or is it just an expression people use? As it turns out, marriage abandonment is “a thing,” and it can have significant legal consequences in a divorce or custody… Read More »

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When Does Child Support Begin After Divorce?

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For parents undergoing divorce, the well-being of their children remains a paramount concern post-divorce just as it was during marriage. Ensuring financial stability is crucial to that well-being, and child support is designed to address this very concern. Whether you are the parent seeking support for your children or are the one being asked… Read More »

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Does Remarriage Affect Alimony?

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A common question raised by our clients going through a divorce, whether they are being awarded alimony or ordered to pay, is what happens to alimony if the recipient remarries? The answer is fairly straightforward, although there are important nuances to consider. Below we attempt to answer the question and explain some of those… Read More »

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Navigating the Complexities of Gray Divorce

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As divorce attorneys based in Claremont, California, Blasser Law understands the unique intricacies of late-life divorces or, as they’re commonly known, “gray divorces.” A gray divorce, generally involving couples over 50 years old, often presents a different set of complexities compared to those experienced by younger couples. This is primarily due to longer marital… Read More »

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Examples of Irreconcilable Differences

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California, like every other state in the 21st century, allows married persons to file for “no-fault” divorce. The law no longer requires someone to prove that their spouse committed adultery, abandonment, cruelty, or other wrongful acts in order to seek a divorce. In California, the no-fault grounds are known as “irreconcilable differences.” Continue reading… Read More »

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