The holiday season is a big deal for most families. Traditionally, it is considered to be a time to gather friends and family together and count one's blessings. Residents of California who are going through a divorce, or who are already divorced, may find it...
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Month: November 2014
Overcoming spousal absence is in the best interest of the child
The holiday season is a time that is usually full of happy anticipation. For a child whose parents are going through a divorce, it can be less enjoyable, and he or she may find it difficult to cope. This may be made worse if a parent decides to absent himself or...
For happy holidays, consider the best interest of the child
Many people eagerly anticipate the approach of the holiday season. For some, it is a time of great happiness to be shared with their children. When a family is going through a divorce, however, this time of year may instead become more tense. It is likely that any...
Spousal support does not mean voluntary spousal dependence
Many people have a passion in life, something in which they may become extremely invested. At some point, one must look at their passion objectively and decide whether it is something from which they may derive an income, or whether it is something they should pursue...