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.

Going through a divorce in California is like a financial minefield. One misstep and you can unintentionally lose more of your financial assets. California is a community property state, which means your assets and debts are split 50/50. Divorce mediation allows couples to fairly and expeditiously divide property without going to court.

Are you facing a custody battle? One missed step— whether it is a late-night text message or a careless social media post, or even something you said to your child—can change the outcome of any court decision when you are least expecting it. This article will explain that process and bring you through everything that can be used against you in court and how to avoid them.

Child support provides basic clothing, food and stability for children, and there are legal changes potentially impacting child support in 2025. A mediator can help parents overcome the confusion and negotiate fair terms for their family’s needs without a full-blown court battle.

Divorce mediation in California is best for helping couples reach an agreement without going through the hassle and high costs of traditional court processes. This guide will provide all the information you need to prepare for divorce mediation.