Divorce is a challenging and transformative experience, often marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. While the process can be emotionally taxing, it also presents growth and self-discovery opportunities. Whether you’re navigating the complexities of child custody or simply adjusting to life as a single individual, it’s essential to approach this Read the full blog…
Category: Divorce
Building Bridges, Not Walls: Collaborative Approaches to Family Law
In family law, where emotions run high and tensions flare, the traditional adversarial approach can sometimes exacerbate strained relationships. However, a more constructive path exists, one that prioritizes cooperation, communication, and compromise. At Baghdaserians Law Group Inc., we believe in building bridges, not walls, through collaborative approaches to family law matters. Finding Common Ground: A Read the full blog…
He Said “I Do,” Now She Wants “Out” Understanding Grounds for Divorce
Marriage is often seen as a lifelong commitment, but sometimes circumstances change, and couples face the difficult decision of ending their union. In such cases, understanding the grounds for divorce becomes crucial. This article aims to shed light on the various aspects of divorce, including the differences between no-fault and fault-based divorce, the importance of Read the full blog…
We Listen, We Guide: Your Trusted Partner in the Divorce Process
Are you facing a divorce in Pasadena? You’re not alone. At Baghdaserians Law Group, we’re here to help. Our caring divorce attorney team is ready to support you through this tough time. With us by your side, you’ll get the guidance you need and the peace of mind you deserve. Support & Guidance Through Divorce. Read the full blog…
Divorce and Parenting Plans: Creating a Comprehensive Agreement
Divorce is undeniably one of life’s most challenging experiences, and when children are involved, the complexities multiply. Navigating the emotional and legal aspects of divorce can be overwhelming, but creating a comprehensive parenting plan is crucial for the well-being of your children. In Pasadena, having a knowledgeable divorce lawyer by your side can make all Read the full blog…
Why Consult a Pasadena Parentage Attorney Early On?
When it comes to the complex world of parenthood in Pasadena, legal challenges related to parentage can arise unexpectedly. In such circumstances, it is paramount to consult a Pasadena paternity attorney at the earliest opportunity. This proactive step can have a profound impact on ensuring the well-being and legal rights of both you and your Read the full blog…
How To Make The Divorce Process As Smooth As Possible With Your Divorce Lawyer In Pasadena?
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process that can overwhelm anyone involved. If you find yourself during a divorce in Pasadena, having the right divorce lawyer by your side can make all the difference in ensuring a smoother and more manageable experience. In this article, we will explore the key steps and strategies to Read the full blog…
Understanding Divorce: An Insight from Baghdaserians Law Group
Navigating the tumultuous waters of divorce can be a daunting experience. At Baghdaserians Law Group, we understand the emotional turmoil and legal complexities involved. With the rising number of divorces dominating recent headlines, we are more committed than ever to providing top-notch legal services to our clients. The Surge in Divorces According to recent reports, Read the full blog…
The Importance Of Not Selling Off Assets When Getting A Divorce In California
Getting a divorce can be an emotionally draining experience. It can also be intimidating from a financial perspective. Whether your goal is to “get back at” your spouse or to simply address financial concerns, you may be tempted to sell off certain assets before your divorce is finalized. This is a mistake that can cost Read the full blog…
Steps to Take Before Telling Your Spouse You’re Divorcing Them
Recognizing your marriage is ending and deciding to tell your spouse you plan on divorcing them can be a challenging experience—at first. However, if you’re genuinely unhappy in your marriage, you’ll eventually find that taking this step is liberating for all involved. That said, unless your circumstances require immediately addressing the issue of divorce (for Read the full blog…
3 Holiday Seasons Tips for Divorced Parents
The holiday season is fast approaching. For many, this is a joyous time of year. However, for divorced couples with children, it can sometimes be stressful. Both parents might feel they deserve to spend the holidays with their kids. Of course, unless two divorced individuals are able to spend time together in a civil manner, Read the full blog…
Divorce Rate is on the Decline in the United States
It is frequently said that approximately half of all marriages in the United States end in divorce. The truth is more complex. Essentially, there is no official consensus on how common divorce is in our country. Different statistical analyses yield different results. Additionally, although it is commonly believed that divorce has become increasingly common in Read the full blog…
More Young Americans Getting Prenups
Entering into a prenuptial (or pre-marital) agreement before getting married is a wise decision virtually all couples should consider. If a marriage does end in divorce, a prenuptial agreement can simplify the divorce process and ensure that certain assets and property are not divided up between the two spouses. However, there’s reason to believe that Read the full blog…
Filing a Divorce When You and Your Spouse Live in Different States
When matters in divorce fall under the jurisdiction of various states, the situation becomes much more complicated. Even if one spouse is currently residing in California, if the other spouse has been residing in another state for six months or more, complex issues like property distribution, custody, and support may arise. In these circumstances, each Read the full blog…
How Is Property Divided In A California Divorce?
When a marriage or domestic partnership ends in California, the splitting couple will have to divide up the property (and debt) they have. Each person may have had the property that they owned before and brought into the union. They may also have acquired property jointly or each by themselves during the marriage or partnership. Read the full blog…