Going through a divorce is an emotional and financial rollercoaster, but when you divorce past your 50’s, commonly called a gray divorce, the economic fallout can be much more complicated. A gray divorce can be tricky, as they often come with a complicated financial landscape – filled with investments, lots of debt, various income streams […]
by Ken Harvey No matter whether you are the person filing for a divorce or you are the one that will be responding to the divorce Petition, you will need to find an attorney to represent you. At the time this decision will be made, your emotions will likely be running high. Your spouse may […]
When you face a custody battle, anger, fear, and strong emotions take over. When you are ruled by those negative emotions, it is too easy to act irrationally, and jeopardize the very thing you are trying to protect — your relationship with your kids. When divorcing through Collaborative Practice, custody and all other agreements are […]
When you are in the deep trenches of getting a divorce, no matter how amicable, you, your spouse and your children’s mental health can be stressed beyond measure. Often times you may find yourself in flight, fight or freeze mode. Hashing out the what if’s, why’s and how could be emotional roller coasters. Did you […]
“First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby in the baby carriage”? That’s not the case for the 40% of births in the United States occurring to women who are either solo mothers or living with a nonmarital partner.* Unmarried parenthood has increased substantially over the past few decades. Today, approximately twenty-five percent […]
You have divorced and your business has been awarded to you through the divorce decree. What now? Most folks think the divorce decree is all that is necessary to deal with ownership transfer. The fact is there’s more paperwork necessary to properly transfer ownership. Business in Divorce A business, most of the time, is treated […]
There are many avenues in which you can take to reach a final divorce agreement, but not all of them have to completely wreck your finances and drag your family through a brutal court case. A collaborative dissolution is the best way to minimize collateral damage on both sides. It deals with the family as […]
Can’t come to the LACFLA office? We are now offering options available such as telephone and/or video conferencing for people who want to have appointments with their mental health professionals. Telehealth Variously deemed online therapy, internet therapy, e-therapy, distance therapy, teletherapy, or telemedicine, “telehealth” can be defined as using electronic transmission to offer real-time, interactive, […]
by Steve Garelick, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA, Financial Neutral When the COVID-19 virus took our economy by storm and required us to work remotely or be laid off or shutter our businesses, Congress signed a $2 trillion dollar coronavirus bill to help Americans through these unprecedented and uncertain times. Here are some highlights of the rescue package: […]
While the world is experiencing an unprecedented time due to the COVID-19 virus, many things in our life have stayed the same – we are still dealing with our other daily life issues such as family, health, financial, emotional struggles and marital dissolutions that were present before the lockdown from the novel coronavirusm and which […]
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