A divorce and an annulment are both ways to end a marriage in California. However, these legal processes are very different from one another, with entirely separate outcomes. If your marriage qualifies as void or voidable – meaning it was … Continued

In California, an absolute divorce is another word for a complete divorce, where a marriage is dissolved by the courts. A limited divorce, on the other hand, is another word for legal separation; both parties are still married but they … Continued

It is normal to wonder what you may be legally entitled to as someone who is getting divorced in California. You need to know what to expect so that you can start planning for the future. This is a difficult … Continued

All of the steps involved in the California divorce process must be followed to have a valid and legally enforceable dissolution of marriage. If your spouse is the one who files for divorce, one of the most important steps to … Continued

In the context of divorce, words such as “collaboration” and “agreement” may not immediately come to mind, especially if you and your ex-spouse are not on amicable terms. Achieving a collaborative divorce, however, can have numerous benefits for you and … Continued