Family Law

Perhaps you and your ex did not end your marriage on a pleasant note. You two must still work together to raise your shared child, but the new relationship feels strained. Parents magazine offers tips for co-parenting when you have a rocky relationship with the other...

If you're getting a divorce or going through a legal separation, you'll probably be ordered by the court to share retirement funds with your soon-to-be-ex. Whether you're the one receiving the funds or administering them, it's important to understand family law...

As California parents navigate child custody issues, they will most likely need to work together to create a parenting plan. A well-designed parenting plan that considers the needs of the child and each of the parents in a balanced, fair manner can make shared...

Many spouses who plan to divorce a cheating or neglectful spouse often picture a trial as a way to tell their story publicly and justify their outrage over the decision to end the marriage. However, in most cases, choosing the easiest and quickest way – i.e., reaching...

Divorce is difficult for any couple who goes through it, but it is particularly agonizing for parents. Whether you and your spouse are going through an amicable or contentious divorce, you will likely worry about how often you will see your children afterward. You may...