Choosing whether or not to stay, or to move out during a divorce, is an emotionally challenging and legally complex decision at the start of a separation or divorce process. In this guide, we will walk you through exactly how moving out impacts your divorce, when it’s advisable to stay, and how to protect yourself legally if you need to go.

Planning your financial future in California? Learn the key differences between prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, how they protect your assets, and when to use each. Discover how mediation can save you thousands while creating legally binding agreements tailored to your marriage.

Choosing whether or not to stay, or to move out during a divorce, is an emotionally challenging and legally complex decision at the start of a separation or divorce process. In this guide, we will walk you through exactly how moving out impacts your divorce, when it’s advisable to stay, and how to protect yourself legally if you need to go.

Choosing whether or not to stay, or to move out during a divorce, is an emotionally challenging and legally complex decision at the start of a separation or divorce process. In this guide, we will walk you through exactly how moving out impacts your divorce, when it’s advisable to stay, and how to protect yourself legally if you need to go.

Divorce is difficult, but boundaries can help protect your mental health, your finances, and the children (especially in California where divorce is no fault). In this guide, we will help you set emotional, physical, financial, and communication boundaries so that you can reduce your stress, and feel more control over your circumstances.

Going through a divorce in California is already an emotional burden, and living with your soon-to-be ex-husband or ex-wife amplifies the uneasiness and tension. In this article, we will provide you with 10 tips to survive living together in a separation like a divorce.