You feel certain about your decision to divorce your current spouse, but doubt settles over other aspects of your life. For instance, how may your divorce impact your business? Business.com explores how dissolving a marriage affects a commercial venture. Learn how to...
Month: November 2020
Month: November 2020
When can I ask for a change in custody or visitation?
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Feb 16, 2021 | Divorce
The court never assumes that decisions regarding child custody arrangements are final and never can change. That is why the court allows modification requests. People change and situations change over time, which means you may have a time in the future when you want...
When should you file for a child support modification?
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Feb 7, 2021 | Divorce
In the aftermath of a major life change that leaves you frustrated and short on money, you may worry how you can fulfill your regular child support payments. However, it is possible for you to get a modification on the amount you owe as long as the situation meets...
How spousal support works in California
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Jan 25, 2021 | Firm News
Either spouse can ask for spousal support during a California divorce. Commonly called alimony, spousal support gives each person a chance to establish a financially independent household. Review the factors that determine spousal support awards in California. Spousal...
Does parental alienation leave a lasting impact?
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Jan 19, 2021 | Divorce
Parental alienation is a difficult thing for all sufferers. As the alienated parent, it often feels like you went through the death of a child. But your child can also suffer adverse affects that may last into adulthood. What should you know about these potential...
Dealing with a 401(k) during property division
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Jan 11, 2021 | Divorce
Most of those heading into divorce proceedings in California understand that marital property division proceedings can be quite complex. Understanding the details that determine what is (and what is not) shared property can be difficult. Yet a general assumption...
What does California consider when awarding child custody?
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Dec 28, 2020 | Divorce
When the relationship between you and your child’s other parent ends and you two are unable to agree on custody terms, you may task the state with determining them for you. When making decisions about child custody, the state of California refers to a specific set of...
Methods of establishing parentage in California
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Dec 2, 2020 | Firm News
In California. the courts assume that the husband in a marriage is the father of any child birthed by the wife. However, biologically, this is not always the case. Many avenues exist for persons to determine or contest the paternity of a child. Establishing parentage...
What are signs of parental alienation?
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Nov 13, 2020 | Divorce
California parents like you often struggle in the aftermath of a divorce. This is natural, as the adjustment is large. Not only are you dealing with your own emotional state, but you must care for your child and be mindful of your ex-spouse. This is particularly true...
Why 61% of divorced women wish they hired financial advisors
On behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Nov 6, 2020 | Divorce
When you split from your spouse, your financial big picture may look quite a bit different than it did during your marriage. Your retirement outlook and earning potential are a few of the things that may have changed, and you may have specific financial goals you wish...