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  • Should I Divorce When the Kids Are Older?

    We’re all familiar with families where the mother and father held off on their divorce until their children graduated high school and went off to college. Sometimes, no one knew the couple was unhappy and the divorce came as a shocker. Other times, those inside the couple’s circle knew the marriage was broken and they weren’t surprised when they heard the news of the divorce. If you are unhappily ...
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  • Pregnancy and Divorce in California

    You don’t usually hear people utter “pregnancy” and “ divorce ” in the same sentence, but in reality, it’s a common situation for married couples in Orange County and the rest of the nation. Though California does allow women to proceed with their divorces while they’re pregnant, some states don’t allow divorces during pregnancy at all. And divorcing in California during a pregnancy is not ...
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  • Can a Parent Move Away with the Kids?

    After a couple divorces , it’s not uncommon for circumstances to change...sometimes things change a lot. One issue that frequently arises after a divorce is the notion of moving away to another city, another county, or another state. People move all the time and there’s no reason why a divorced parent might not want to move as well. Often, a divorced spouse wants to move because they are ...
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  • Who Gets Custody While a Divorce is Pending?

    Divorcing by itself is hard, but divorcing when you have children under the age of 18 living at home is even harder. Unhappy couples want to live under separate roofs but suddenly they wonder, “Who gets custody of the kids while our divorce is pending?” There isn’t a single answer that applies to all couples – the right answer has much to do with the circumstances of the couple. Questions we’d ask ...
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  • September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month

    September is National Childhood Obesity Month and in honor of the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) mission to reduce childhood obesity, we’re dedicating a post to divorced (and single) parents who want to help their kids make healthier choices, even if they can’t be with them 24/7 because they share parenting time with their former spouses. Before we dive into co-parenting tips, let’s examine ...
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