Choosing Between Divorce Mediation vs Court
When divorcing, several issues, like division of property, need to be resolved. Let's take a closer look at how this is done through divorce mediation vs court.
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Uncontested Divorce in California
Many spouses are able to reach amicable agreements on their own regarding vital aspects of a divorce. These couples may be eligible to file for an uncontested divorce. The divorce attorneys at Shore, McKinley, Conger & Jolley, LLP can guide clients through the process of filing for uncontested divorce.
Child Visitation for Grandparents
Grandparents can seek child visitation rights following a divorce. The attorneys of Shore, McKinley, Conger & Jolley, LLP discuss the legal process.
Alimony vs. Child Support: Understanding the Differences
Alimony and child support payments differ in important ways. The divorce lawyers at Shore, McKinley, Conger & Jolley, LLP discuss taxes and related matters.
Child Support and Your Wages
Wages determine child support payment amounts. The family law attorneys of Shore, McKinley, and Conger, LLP discuss garnishment and other issues.
Collaborative Divorce: Understanding the Basics
A collaborative divorce is a non-adversarial way to end a marriage if a couple would like to split amicably. Our lawyers consider the benefits.
Divorce Tips for Men
These divorce tips for men will help you prepare for the legal process as well as the emotional stress associated with the end of a marriage.
Dividing Debt in a Divorce
The attorneys at Shore, McKinley, Conger & Jolley, LLP discuss the typical process involved when dividing debt in a divorce.
Divorce and California's New Pet Law
California's new pet law can help keep pets and their preferred owner together after divorce. Our attorneys explain this new law and what it means to pet owners.
Child Custody Statistics
These statistics on child custody reveal how many divorced couples are dealing with joint or sole custody matters. Our family law attorneys can help you with your case.
