Worldwide: Divorce

Separation and divorce change the structure of a family, but they don’t end the lifelong relationship parents share in raising their children.

Divorce proceedings demand immediate attention to asset division and custody matters, but what happens to your estate plan during this tumultuous period? Understanding the critical intersection of divorce law and estate planning can prevent unintended beneficiaries, protect your assets, and ensure your wishes are honored both during and after marital dissolution.

Licensed Family Therapist Joanna McGuire and Attorney Amanda Gamble explore effective strategies for maintaining healthy co-parenting relationships after separation or divorce. This collaborative discussion addresses the emotional and practical challenges parents face while prioritizing their children's wellbeing during family transitions.

Divorce proceedings involving significant or complex assets are rarely straightforward. Beyond the emotional and legal dimensions, these cases often hinge on a clear and defensible understanding of financial reality.

For many couples, divorce later in life does not come after years of visible conflict. It follows a quieter realization – after children are grown and careers are established or winding down – that the marriage no longer works.

As a divorce lawyer, I dedicate much of my work to negotiating various aspects of the physical, financial and emotional aspects of separation, such as parenting schedules...

If you are going through a divorce or looking to update your Parenting Plan, every decision you make now can have a real impact on your time with your children, the cost and length of your case...

As of March 1, 2026, certain non-financed transfers of residential real estate to business entities and trusts will trigger new federal reporting requirements.

Considering divorce in California? This step-by-step guide explains eligibility, filing fees, service, timelines, and how to finish your divorce. *Fees may vary depending on county.