Tips for Fighting Parental Alienation
Divorce is a complicated issue, but it becomes even more difficult when children are involved. In the perfect scenario, children would maintain healthy relationships with both parents, making the separation and adjustment to living apart as seamless as possible. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. There are times when a child refuses to see […]
MoreCan You Modify or Terminate Permanent Alimony in California?
Alimony is financial support paid from one spouse or domestic partner to another when the marriage ends. There must be a need for financial support and the ability to pay support for a judge to order alimony in California. Some states have begun to abolish long-term or permanent alimony. California is not one of those […]
MoreHow To Accept That Your Marriage Is Over
People don’t usually enter into marriages thinking they will end in divorce. Unfortunately, such cases certainly exist; when they happen, they can result in immense amounts of pain, heartache, and introspection. If you’re going through a divorce and aren’t careful, you could find yourself succumbing to (self) destructive behaviors, such as substance abuse. Knowing It’s […]
MoreWhat Is the Difference Between Paternal Rights and Parental Rights?
Parental rights and paternal rights are not interchangeable. The two terms are related, but understanding the differences between them is critical. Parental rights belong to the legally-recognized parents of a child, while paternal rights belong to the legally-recognized father alone. Paternity Must Be Established Before Rights Are Recognized Before any person tries to exercise paternal […]
MoreDivorce Issues Caused by a Mother-In-Law
Every marriage can be challenging. When you spend your entire life with the same person, eventually, you will experience conflict and frustration. The longest marriages find ways to overcome these difficulties and celebrate the good times. But not all marriages do as well. When the issues become too frustrating, you may consider getting a divorce. […]
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