We recently connected with Laura Bonarrigo after reading her eye-opening piece about children in divorce.  Sometimes we forget that there are “three sides to every story, and your child’s experience of divorce is valid, real and critically important.” Having been through multiple divorces herself (as both a child and an adult) Laura is very aware of the […]

Led by volunteer attorneys, financial specialists, and mental health professionals who are members of the Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego, this free workshop, which is hosted the first Saturday of every month, will cover the full range of choices couples have as they contemplate divorce, focusing on the non-adversarial, out-of-court options. For more […]

Last week we discussed the idea of being and staying prepared when handling a divorce. One of the best ways to be prepared is to be educated. Moving forward, we will intermittently break down some frequently used terms in divorce that you may not hear in everyday conversation. Definition: Transmutation is the legal analysis of […]

Divorce 101: Be Prepared and Stay Prepared with Data and Document Gathering Divorce can be an overwhelming experience both physically and emotionally. Despite your best efforts, you may feel that the circumstances and decisions made are out of your control. While this may be true for certain aspects of divorce, there are certain things that […]