In this episode, we talk about the matter of fault and if fault has anything to do how you will fare in your divorce.
I just want to break that down a little bit. And then tell you about some of the things that we’ve seen with some of our clients. And you can decide what’s fair or if you agree with how the law works.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we talk about whether or not all the new same sex marriages will ultimately end in more divorce cases.
I was talking to an attorney over the weekend. And he seems to think that there is going to be a boom when it comes to Gay Divorce. The reason being obviously is that we’re just–a lot of States have had the gay marriage going on for quite some time.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we talk about the California divorce process and specifically how and when to file an Ex-Parte motion and what an Ex-Parte motion is and when you can use it during or after your divorce in California.
What I want to talk to you about is situation where we helped a client just yesterday and in to today get through a particular process known as what’s called a filing an Ex-Parte Notice.
And if you’ve been through a Divorce in the past you may or you may not know the process of doing this. If you haven’t I want to explain to you what it’s for and what you may need it for.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode we talk about what unbundled legal services are and what limited scope representation is. Both of these services can save you money if you do in fact need an attorney for your California divorce.
And this is more of an instructional episode. We’re going to be informing people about what Unbundled Services are. And what it means to hire an attorney in a limited scope representation situation.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we will discuss if we have been mislead on the true rate of divorce. For a very long time, it has been common knowledge that the divorce rate is around 50%, meaning that 50% of all marriages will end in divorce. Recently we read a statistic that says this is wrong and that current research shows the divorce right around 20% to 30% which is much lower than we thought.
So what we’re talking about today is–what is the true rate of divorce in the United States? What is the true rate of divorce? What percentage of people of marriages and in divorce?
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we will talk about “California Is A No Fault Divorce State”. What exactly does this word, “No Fault” mean when it comes to divorce in California and how does that compare to other states where you must prove a reason why you want the divorce.
I want to talk about the difference between a No Fault Divorce and a Fault Divorce. So in California, as far as divorce is concerned, we are a No Fault State. Now, we focused primarily in California. That’s our specialty, California divorce.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we talk about how divorce affects your friends and family. It is not just about you, your spouse, your kids and your property. A lot more people are affected by your divorce than you might think.
We’re going to talk about, who, and what is affected when you go through a divorce.
The reason I brought this up is a lot people think that when they get divorced that all it has to do is with themselves, their spouse, their children and their property. And that’s just not true. There is a lot more that is going on behind the scenes.
There are a lot more people in your life that are going to be affected by your divorce.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we talk about a company that is offering training to folks who would like to become a divorce coach. We talk about the need people have who are going through divorce to have someone to talk to for guidance, outside that of attorneys and mediators.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
In this episode, we discuss a decision you will have to make as a women and that is if you are going to go back to your former name after your divorce in California is over.
So when you’re going through a divorce in California one of the things you’ll have to consider as part of the divorce as part of the paperwork is if you’re going to change your name back to your former name or your maiden name at the end of your divorce.
So this is question that every spouse every wife every woman rather needs to think about. And it’s one that most don’t take likely.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.
This episode is interesting because it seems that there is a trend of women getting tattoos after getting divorced. Whether a good thing to celebrate your freedom or a negative as it reminds you of the past, we explore this new trend in this podcast.
And we’re starting to bring up some more interesting topics, things that are written in the news.
Not so much of the how to do it and get divorce and that sort of things which you’ve kind of become accustomed to from the first 25 or so episodes.
We’ve had people asking for more information just general information about divorce. And today we’re talking about a topic of tattoos.
Make sure to listen to the latest podcast.