While many divorcing couples can’t wait to get out of each other’s hair, moving out of the family home can be difficult when a divorce is pending. Thus, many feuding couples are forced to continue living with one another as they wait for their marriage to be terminated. While this is never a pleasant scenario for either party, there are some steps you can take to make things a little easier.
These days, families have become a flexible unit that changes according to circumstances and individual needs. Many stepparents are more than happy to adopt their spouse’s children in order to reinforce the sense of bond and kinship, as well as to gain parental rights that are usually retained for biological parents.
Considered “taboo” for a long time, the stigma around prenuptial agreements has slowly decreased over the years. These days, many are waiting until later to get married, and individuals often bring a complex set of assets and liabilities to the table. In cases where both parties communicate openly and wish to keep their financial independence from one another, prenuptial agreements can be a great tool.
At the R&S Law Group, LLP, people often ask us about how they can establish a prenuptial agreement easily and quickly. This inspired us to write up this blog post, which describes the legal requirements that you need to account for when looking to establish a prenuptial agreement in California. That said, do keep in mind that this is general information and not legal advice. To learn more about how one of our reputable family law attorneys can help you establish a prenuptial agreement in California, do not hesitate to contact us directly to schedule a free initial consultation.
Establishing guardianship in California is confusing and complicated process. For one, the required forms are lengthy and there is a lot of paperwork to file. In addition, there are strict rules and regulations in place, and even the smallest error or misstep could lead to having your requested denied.
When couples are having trouble conceiving, they often explore alternative options such as fertility treatments and surrogate pregnancies. Fertility treatments are not always successful however, which makes surrogacy a popular (but complex) option.
The prospect of having a child via a surrogate pregnancy is exciting, but all involved parties need to understand the complicated nature of this process and ensure that they are approaching this arrangement in good faith. There are many variables at play, which opens up the possibility of complications and conflict.
