Simplifying Divorce: Why Filing a California Joint Divorce Petition Is a Smart Move

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Divorce does not always need to turn into a fight. Weber Dispute Resolution’s blog on the California joint divorce petition makes a strong point for working together instead. Couples who file jointly can save time, reduce legal fees, and simplify the process. It demonstrates that both parties are committed to resolving issues without immediately resorting to…

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How to Tell Your Children About the Divorce

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Telling your kids about divorce feels overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can help them through this difficult transition. Your children need honesty, reassurance, and most importantly, they need to know this major life change isn’t their fault. Unlike traditional court battles, which often create adversarial situations, collaborative divorce maintains a peaceful and respectful…

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Healing After Divorce: Moving On and Finding Yourself Again

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Divorce can feel like your world is crumbling, leaving you wondering how you’ll rebuild from the pieces. But here’s the truth – you have more strength inside you than you realize right now. Collaborative Divorce encourages respectful communication and mutual problem-solving rather than adversarial court battles. This approach reduces conflict, protects children from unnecessary drama,…

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The Divorce Process: What to Expect Step by Step

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Facing divorce can feel overwhelming, but there’s a more peaceful path forward. Collaborative divorce allows your marriage to end with respect, understanding, amicable co-parenting and cooperation. Unlike court-litigated divorces, which often escalate conflict, collaborative divorces bring together a supportive team focused on finding solutions that work for everyone involved. Your collaborative divorce journey begins with…

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10 Things You Must Know to Make Your Divorce Less Expensive!

By Karen Kaseno, CPA / ABV The following 10 things can make your divorce less expensive! 1.  Provide documents to your attorney or forensic accountant/valuator when asked in a complete and organized manner. Piecemeal productions will be more time-consuming and more expensive. Do your best to gather a complete set of documents in an organized…

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Should You Ask for a Divorce in the New Year?

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The holiday season brings reflection, and you might be considering whether to start your divorce journey especially in the very beginning. This timing decision is deeply personal, but understanding your options can help you make the best choice for you and your family. Before having the conversation with your spouse, take time to explore your…

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What is the Importance of a Forensic Accountant?

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Understanding your complete financial picture can feel overwhelming when you are going through a divorce. This is where a forensic accountant becomes your valuable ally, especially in a collaborative divorce process. Their expertise can help you and your spouse work together to reach fair financial solutions without the stress and cost of litigated court battles.…

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