Prager Jones Legal Blog
My spouse won’t sign divorce papers. What do I do?
Even the most amicable divorce can be emotionally draining and tiresome to navigate. But if your spouse is adamant and anything but willing to sign divorce papers, you might be wondering what to do. If you have decided to end your marriage, you are probably ready to...
Protective steps unmarried parents should consider in a breakup
If you’re reading this, you understand that unwed parents can have the same relationship issues as married parents. Sometimes, these problems can cause a rift deep enough to permanently divide couples, regardless of whether they are married. You might assume the...
Is it better to stay together for the kids?
Entire songs have been written about the idea that parents sometimes decide to stay together for the kids. This is a decision that they make when they no longer want to be married, but they already have children and they think that the divorce would have a detrimental...
Setting communication boundaries during your divorce: 3 tips
Divorce is an emotionally charged process that usually gives rise to a lot of heightened conflicts and tensions between the two people involved. To navigate this challenging journey with as much grace as possible, it's time to establish clear communication boundaries...
When can a parent with shared custody move away with their child?
There are countless reasons why someone with shared custody in the San Diego area might want to relocate. Cost of living is certainly a factor. What may have been comfortable for the family with two wage earners in the household may now be unreasonable for someone to...
Secret spending could lead to divorce
There are many financial issues that can lead to divorce. Some couples can’t make ends meet. Other couples have different goals, such as when one is a spender and the other is a saver. These types of financial issues can cause a marriage to come to an end. One...
Capital gains tax and property division in divorce
Tax considerations are important as you and your spouse divide property during divorce. If you have significant and/or complex assets, it’s wise to have your tax and financial professionals on your divorce team to advise you and your legal counsel as you determine...
When can you stop paying spousal support in California?
When the marriage is over and the couple decides to divorce, the court may direct one party to pay spousal support to the other. The purpose of this payment is to cushion the receiving party from the financial impact of the divorce. However, spousal support is not...
2 virtual visitation issues that should be discussed
The Digital Age has inspired all kinds of changes – and that includes how parents often communicate with their children. If you’re currently living at a distance from your child due to a separation or divorce from your co-parent, there’s no reason not to make use of...
Why you should inform your kids that you’re divorcing
Divorce can be an emotionally overwhelming experience for everyone involved, especially children. As parents, you are responsible for handling this delicate situation with care and compassion. One crucial aspect is informing your kids about the impending divorce....
