Posts Tagged ‘process’
What Are Some of the Stages of the Mediation Process?
If you chose mediation as a way to reach settlement in your divorce or custody case, you probably already have a basic idea of how it works. You probably chose this method for you and your spouse as a way to work together to make important decisions and solve problems in your divorce or custody…
Read MoreMediation Myths: What You Absolutely Need to Know
At The Law Office of Soheila Azizi & Associates, we believe that mediation is sometimes the best way to resolve divorce matters, depending on the situation. Today we will look at a variety of myths that are sometimes visited when people are considering mediation, which may talk them out of the process. We want you…
Read MoreIf I Have Sole Custody, Can I Relocate Without Any Problem?
Sole custody grants you many rights, such as having physical custody of your child and making all major decisions on their behalf from a legal custody standpoint. However, if you have sole custody, can you relocate anywhere you want with your child? This is a question that some parents ask when they want to move…
Read MoreCalculating Child Support Can be a Widely Complex Process
Income Shares Model in California A variety of states handle child support calculations in different ways. In California, a process is used known as the income shares model. In this process, the court bases child support on the income of both parents as well as how many children they have. For instance, what if one…
Read MoreAm I Making the Right Decision by Considering Divorce?
Divorce is a time in your life when many matters can become complicated and skewed, especially after the process has gotten started. Because you could eventually reach the point of no return where you and your spouse begin sorting through major issues, it is important to ask yourself: Is it really time to receive a…
Read MoreElder Abuse, Restraining Orders, and Other Things to Know
As you probably already know, elderly people are abused every year. This upsetting, concerning type of abuse takes many forms such as physical, emotional, and sexual abuse – as well as neglect and abandonment of the elderly. There are many signs of abuse that can be seen by both loved ones and caretakers, such as…
Read MoreHow Does Divorce Work for a Couple in a Same-Sex Marriage?
When a couple is seeking a divorce, typically they will talk to an attorney or the courts about what options they are facing. However, for same-sex couples, divorce can be a little confusing. Many same-sex couples ask these questions: Does our divorce consist of the same aspects? Do we go through the same process? Now…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Divorce Process When Domestic Violence is Involved
Divorce can sometimes be a scary and confusing time for anybody, but what about if domestic violence is involved on top of it? Abuse happens to people on many different levels, such as physical, emotional, and psychological abuse. Many factors will help determine what should happen in your divorce. Luckily, we can help you understand…
Read MoreQuestions You May Have Regarding the Mediation Process
Child custody cases take time and energy on a whole new level, which is why you may want to know some of the best options. Mediation may be the best choice for two parents who believe that they can agree on many of the issues involved with their children. Now you can find out some…
Read MoreWhen You and Your Military Spouse Agree on a California Divorce
Many people may think that, when you receive a divorce with somebody in the military, it is the same as having a civilian divorce. However, there are many differences that you must be aware of if you and your military spouse have sat down and agreed that this is the best option for you. Military…
Read MoreWhat Should I Expect to Happen After the Divorce Process?
There are many parts to the divorce process, such as service, discovery, experts, pretrial matters, and even the big day: trial. However, the thing that many people do not understand is that, after your day in court, divorce continues in other ways. The process is still not over like you may have expected, and you…
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between Private and Court-Ordered Mediation?
Mediation is a type of dispute resolution in the face of divorce that involves many aspects but may be right for you! For mediation to work, there are many factors that you may think about. For instance, did your attorneys request mediation because they feel as if it can be productive for you? Do they…
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