Prager Jones Legal Blog
2 reasons for an empty nest divorce
Becoming empty-nesters is always a major change for parents. They may have spent the last 20 years raising their children, and when the children move out of the house, it is quite a jarring shift. In some cases, this stage in life can trigger a divorce. The couple has...
How military assignments affect custodial rights
Relocation is a reality that many military families face, often dictated by the needs of the armed forces. While these moves are essential for service members to fulfill their duties, they can create challenges in divorce cases involving child custody. In San Diego,...
3 signs that mediation may be the best divorce solution
There are several different approaches to divorce. Some couples can easily pursue an uncontested divorce because they have previously signed a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement with one another. Other couples may not agree on terms and may not have any kind of...
How to work with a narcissist on child custody matters
Child custody is a challenging situation for those who are dealing with a narcissist. This is primarily because you’re having to raise your children with someone who’s very self-absorbed and lives in a world they create for themselves. The very nature of a narcissist...
Beyond borders: who gets the international properties after a divorce?
High-asset divorces often present unique challenges, especially when it comes to dividing high-value property. These cases involve significant financial stakes and complex portfolios, including international properties. Determining ownership of international...
Do military couples get divorced more often?
It is certainly true that some military couples can make their relationships last. Plenty of couples have been married for decades, even while one or both partners served. However, statistics show that the military divorce rate is around 4.8%, according to the U.S....
Uncovering hidden assets in divorce
California’s community property law is straightforward. All marital assets are evenly divided, while separate assets remain with the spouse who had them going into the marriage. However, when it comes to high-asset divorces, it’s not unusual for one spouse to attempt...
Connecting with kids as a long-distance parent
Once parents end their romantic relationship, one parent may move to a new area. That makes it difficult for them to be able to be a constant fixture in their child’s life. While it might be challenging, staying in contact with the kids and building a strong...
Can marital misconduct influence the outcome of a divorce?
People are often unsure about what happens during a California divorce. Some unhappy spouses may worry that they don't have grounds to file for divorce or enough evidence to convince the courts of their spouses' misconduct. Thankfully, people don't actually have to...
What does it mean to divide “community property” in a divorce?
If you’re considering divorce or believe that your spouse is, you’re likely already aware that California is among the relatively few “community property” states. There’s a lot of confusion around just what means. People often assume it means that when a couple...
