How Is Spousal Support Calculated for Spouses With Very High Incomes?
High net worth divorces come with unique needs and challenges, including spousal support. Because there may be multiple streams of income and professional business interests involved, it can be more challenging to calculate an appropriate amount of support in these cases. However, legal guidelines can help determine what is fair, and a lawyer can help […]
MoreWhat Is a Child Custody Calendar?
A child custody calendar is a detailed schedule that specifies when and where a child will spend time with each parent. It helps parents organize physical custody and visitation in custody arrangements. The calendar is crucial in cases of joint or sole physical custody to ensure clarity and reduce conflicts between parents. This comprehensive guidance […]
MoreWhy Mediation May Be Your Best Option in a High-Asset, Multi-Million-Dollar Divorce in California
High-asset divorces are different. You may have businesses, stock options, trusts, multiple homes, and complex tax issues. Mediation helps you solve these problems privately and with more control. Instead of arguing in open court, you and your spouse meet with a neutral mediator to reach a balanced deal. The process is flexible and fits your […]
MoreComplex Divorces and Family Assets: Protecting Wealth Across Generations
Divorce is never easy, but it can be all the more difficult when large family assets are involved. For some families, the property at stake is more than money in a bank account; examples include things like real estate and investments meant to provide for children and grandchildren. California’s community property system makes the process […]
MoreCommingling Separate Property in Los Angeles, CA
Dividing property during a California divorce can be one of the most stressful and complicated parts of the process. California is a community property state, meaning that most assets acquired during the marriage belong equally to both spouses. However, some assets—known as separate property—belong only to one spouse. Problems arise when separate property becomes “commingled” […]
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