Divorce Mediation
Latest articles about Divorce Mediation.
With the help of a neutral mediator, divorcing couples can try to negotiate a mutually acceptable agreement using divorce mediation as an alternative dispute resolution process.
There are lots of good reasons to consider using mediation when you’re going through a divorce. Here you will find great articles from our Family Law experts on Divorce and Divorce Mediation.
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by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaWhat Is a Marvin Action and How Can It Affect You?
Anyone who has faced a divorce or is currently going through that process understands that it can often be confusing and overwhelming. As it turns out, one need not be officially married to deal with legal policies and procedures as part of a separation. Specifically, any couple living under the same roof for...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaHow to deal with Division of Property during a Divorce
When discussing various issues with divorce attorneys, one of the most pressing topics to discuss is the division of property.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaHow Long Does a Divorce Take in California?
If you are looking for a simple answer, there isn’t one. How long does a divorce take in California? The simplest answer is that it can take as little or as long as you want it to. Some divorces can take a couple of months, others can drag on for years.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaFiling for Divorce in California: A Step-by-Step Guide to Follow
In any event, having a rough concept of what is involved when filing for divorce before you start the process might be beneficial.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaLet’s go over the Divorce Mediation Basics
Scheduling a divorce mediation session doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll settle the issues to the point where you won’t get divorced, but it does help settle important issues that must be resolved before the divorce is finalized.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaTop Divorce DOs and DON’Ts: Financial Tips from a Divorce Attorney in California
“Why is divorce so expensive? Because it’s worth it.” It is a sad truth that when community property is divided and salaries suddenly have to support two households instead of one, no one comes out ahead. No one knows this better than a divorce attorney in California who sees no-longer-happy couples struggle with this every single day.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaHow Your Divorce Attorney Can Protect Your Business During a Divorce
A divorce is an emotionally and mentally draining process, but it shouldn’t have to drain your finances as well. With the help of a strong divorce attorney, you can protect your business and other assets.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaTips to Renegotiate a Divorce Settlement in California
Divorce is never easy; it is an emotional and often heartbreaking experience that no one hopes to go through. Because of this, it is often difficult for clients to make sound decisions while in the thick of it. Even with the best attorneys on their side, many people have post-divorce regrets and may want to renegotiate a divorce settlement in California....
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaDivorce Mediation: How it Works and How it Can Help You
Mediation is a way to reach a divorce agreement without going to court. In a formal mediation, both parties sit down with an impartial, third-party mediator to try to negotiate a settlement.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaChanging Child Custody From Joint to Sole in California
If you’re looking to change your child’s custody situation, the first step is understanding the different aspects of child custody in California.
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaWhen do you know that divorce Is the right way to go?
No matter what the circumstances, divorce is a heartbreaking and traumatic experience for everyone involved. The decision to end your marriage is just as important as the one you made to enter into it, if not more so. So how do you know that you are making the right choice? In this article, we will look at five crucial questions to ask yourself. The first...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaWhat is a 730 Evaluation in California?
Whenever you’re in court for some reason, regardless of which side you’re on, the judge may request that a 730 evaluation take place. A 730 evaluation is completed by experts who are appointed by the court so that they are unbiased and objective. There are numerous reasons why they are requested or even required to take place and they are often required in...
by Flora Garcia-Sepulveda10 Questions to Ask Your Divorce Attorney at Your First Meeting
Having the right divorce attorney will make you feel more confident Going through a divorce is never easy, but with the right divorce attorney, you’ll feel more confident about having the representation you need so that your wishes can be accommodated. After all, each side in a divorce situation needs someone who is representing them to the fullest so that...
by Flora Garcia-Sepulveda8 Tips for Having an Amicable Divorce
Going through a divorce is a difficult process, but if the divorce is amicable, that makes things a little easier to bear. The reasons for a divorce are as varied as the personalities of the individuals going through the process, and these factors can make having an amicable divorce difficult. But there are ways of ensuring the process goes smoother. Learn about your state’s divorce process...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaWhat are the Grandparents Visitation Rights in California
Grandparents’ visitation rights have a dedicated section in the California family code. While it’s up to the court to decide on each case, there are situations where the grandparents can petition for visitation rights with their grandchildren. When can Grandparents request visitation rights in California? In the California Family Code,...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaUnderstand Your Rights as a Non-Custodial Parent
Being in the position of a non-custodial parent can be difficult. Even though the other parent will have more influence over the decisions being made than the non-custodial parent, the non-custodial parent still has the right to see the child that cannot be overridden. They always have the right to be a part of the life of their child. If you are the...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaHow to help children cope with their parents’ divorce
Unfortunately, divorce in the US has become a regular part of life It is estimated that 40 percent to 50 percent of marriages end in divorce in the US; however, just because it is a frequent occurrence does not mean it is not stressful for children. If parents have children and they file for divorce, it can be very frustrating to the children, even if...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaEverything You Need to Know About Alimony
Alimony can be stressful to think about during a divorce, more so for some than others. When Alimony is involved, a spouse’s financial status can overwhelm them if they’re on the lower end of it. But people should stress no more, this article will explain everything and how it affects divorce in California. What Is Alimony? Alimony is spousal support...
by Flora Garcia-SepulvedaSan Mateo Superior Court implements remote appearances protocol
On Monday, May 26 the San Mateo Superior Court implemented remote appearances in several of their family law calendars. The Court will be expanding the use of remote appearances by way of Zoom Audio/Video conferencing to be used by our justice partners who would like to appear remotely for certain calendars and hearing types as follows: Courtroom 4A Tuesdays (excluding Tuesdays following a...
by Flora Garcia-Sepulveda