Stonewalling: San Joaquin County Divorce Help
Understand the impact of stonewalling in divorce. Learn strategies to cope with a spouse’s refusal to communicate.
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Impact of Social Media on Co-Parenting: Key Tips
Co-Parenting and Social Media Etiquette in San Joaquin County Co-parenting after divorce presents unique challenges, and the rise of social media has added a new layer of complexity. In San Joaquin County, where community connections often overlap, navigating the digital world with your former spouse requires careful consideration and clear communication. Social media, while a…
Getting a Divorce in California? Your Step-by-Step Guide
One of the hardest parts about getting divorced is actually making the decision. Once you’ve made that emotional commitment, though, you might be left wondering what happens next? If that sounds like you, then you’re not alone. Divorce can be a daunting process—particularly if it’s your first time. Each step has its own rules, regulations,…
Who Gets the Rings in a California Divorce? Learn the 3 Key Factors Now | Maples Family Law
Learn how California laws determine who keeps their rings after a divorce. Get answers to common questions about engagement versus wedding ring ownership and community versus separate property, while learning to protect your interests with Maples Family Law. Anna Y. Maples, Family Law Attorney Explains Who Gets the Wedding or Engagement Rings if You Divorce…
Divorce Stress: How 2 Navigate the Storm
Divorce is one of life’s most stressful experiences. The emotional turmoil and significant life changes can leave individuals feeling overwhelmed and vulnerable. Understanding the most common sources of stress during divorce can better prepare you to cope with this challenging period. 1. Emotional Turmoil The end of a marriage often triggers a rollercoaster of emotions…
Divorce and Children: Psychological Reactions & Solutions 4 a Family Divided
Words of Wisdom Original Article Posted at drthomasmaples.com The Psychology of Divorce As a family therapist, I oftentimes see children who have been labeled by their schools, parents, or other professional parties involved in their life with behavioral disturbances. What is not seen, or is oftentimes overlooked by these parties is the effects family…
What is a Divorce Settlement Agreement?
What is a Divorce Settlement Agreement? Never, in the history of love, has ever been two relationships that were exactly the same. As a result, no two divorces are identical, either. This is why, when it comes to divorce, you’ll have options. In California, there are several different types of divorce, and not all require…
Proper Service
Marriage involves a shared legal interest in things like property, debt, and child custody, which is why when you file for divorce, you can’t just cross your fingers and hope your spouse gets the memo about when and where to show up. Instead, California courts will require you to notify your spouse of your actions…
Someone Filed a Protection Order Against Me… Now What?
A California protective order (sometimes called a “restraining order”) is a legal document that can be used to help protect victims from harassment or abuse from a specific individual. This order is one of the most helpful ways of protecting victims of domestic violence from future harm. Unfortunately, it can also be misused, and employed…
Divorce Complaint
So you’ve decided to get divorced… Now what? Like all lawsuits, starting your divorce begins with telling the court. And, in California, this is done by filing what’s known as a complaint. A divorce complaint (also known as a “petition for divorce”) is a legal document that initiates divorce proceedings; it notifies the court of…
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