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When couples come together in a second marriage, often with children, prior financial obligations, and personal assets, a prenuptial agreement (prenup) can provide clarity, protection, and a stronger foundation for the future. For blended families, like the Brady...
Divorce over the summer can make the first day back to school stressful for your child and challenging for your family. Taking intentional steps now can help your child feel secure, supported and ready to succeed. Families in San Mateo County, San Francisco County and...
Summer vacation is an exciting time for kids to try new things and spend time with family. For parents who share custody, it can also bring some challenges. With good planning and clear communication, co-parents can make summer fun and smooth for their kids. Here’s...
Married couples sometimes face challenges that lead them to consider separation. Legal separation is a process that many couples consider when they are contemplating divorce. If your marriage has become unhealthy, you might be wondering about legal separation as an...
Finalizing your divorce will allow to you focus on the future. It is quite common for people to consider continuing their education or pursuing new accomplishments in their careers after the end of their divorce proceedings. New job or career opportunities can come...
Divorce is a life-changing event that can leave individuals feeling lost and uncertain about their future. However, it is important to remember that divorce does not have to be the end of your happiness or dreams. In fact, for many people, divorce marks the beginning...
The term “right of first refusal” has its origin in contract law. For example, if a tenant has the right of first refusal, before the owner can sell the property, the tenant must first be given the opportunity to purchase it before the owner can sell it to anyone...
Unmarried parents can sometimes have legal complications when they decide to separate. Unlike their married counterparts, unwed fathers, for example, are not automatically presumed to be the biological parents of their children, even if they are listed on the birth...
Do I have to go to court? In my 30 years of being a divorce lawyer, no one has ever come to my office for a consultation and asked: "When can I go to court?" In fact, usually, clients ask "Do I have to go to court?" The answer to that question is...