One of the most terrifying aspects of an abusive marriage is the fear that leaving will mean losing ...
How Special Needs Affect Child Custody in California
There is no separate custody statute for children with special needs in California. Family Code 3011...
What Happens to Your IRA in a California Divorce
A lot of people assume dividing an IRA in a California divorce works the same way as dividing a 401(...
How Gifts Are Treated in a California Divorce
People love to say that gifts and inheritances are separate property in California, end of story. It...
Military Divorce: 3 Things to Know About Spousal Support
When a service member deploys, their income often increases through combat pay, family separation al...
5 Ways Security Clearances Can Be Affected by Divorce
Security clearance holders undergo continuous evaluation. Major life changes, including divorce, tri...
6 Facts About Commissary and Exchange Privileges After Divorce
The commissary and exchange represent significant financial benefits for military families. Tax free...
4 Differences Between Legal Separation and Military Divorce
Legal separation and divorce accomplish many of the same legal tasks in California. Both divide comm...
5 Ways Relocation Orders Affect Existing Custody Agreements
Permanent Change of Station orders require service members to move to new duty locations. For divorc...
3 Things California Military Spouses Should Know About Base Housing
Military base housing is not marital property subject to division. It is a benefit provided by the f...
