Children often have a difficult time when it comes to divorce. They may feel left out of many of the decisions that have to be made, especially as they get older. While younger children may not remember much about the divorce in the future, older kids have the potential to hold onto their anger or frustration and later use it against their parents.
Have you taken precautions relating to your business and divorce?
Starting your business and getting married may have been two of the most major milestones in your life. At the time, both events likely brought you great joy, and you undoubtedly could not wait to see how each would grow over the years. Unfortunately, while your business may have thrived, your marriage is now ending in divorce.
Should you uphold the other parent's punishment?
Parenting issues tend to come up whether you're married or separated. Children are hard to predict, and there may be a time when you have trouble working together to figure out the best way to handle your kids' discipline or other issues.
50-50 splits and community property: Protect your assets
A high-asset divorce can be troubling at the best of times. You've lived a certain way for many years, and having to consider what it will be like to lose half of your marital assets is devastating. As you know, California is a state that allows for community property division, which means that you and your spouse are more likely to have to split your assets 50-50.
