Gray Divorce in California: What Couples Over 50 Need to Know Before Filing Sullivan Law & Associates June 17, 2026 Gray divorce refers to the growing trend of couples over the age of 50 ending their marriages. It is one
What Is a Gavron Warning in California? Sullivan Law & Associates June 17, 2026 If you are receiving spousal support in California, or you are about to finalize a divorce that includes an alimony
Does Spring Break Override the Normal Custody Schedule in California? Sullivan Law & Associates April 15, 2026 Spring break is one of the most anticipated weeks of the school year, but for divorced or separated parents in
What Happens If Both Parents Book Vacations for the Same Week? Sullivan Law & Associates April 15, 2026 Picture this. It is Tuesday night. You just finished booking a spring break trip to Mammoth with your kids, confirmation
Move Away Orders & Relocation: What California Parents Need to Know Before Moving With Their Child Sullivan Law & Associates April 15, 2026 A new job in Austin. A remarriage in Seattle. A chance to move closer to aging parents in Boston. Life
Who Claims the Children on Taxes After Divorce in California? Sullivan Law & Associates April 15, 2026 Tax season has a way of bringing old divorce issues back to the surface. Every April, family law offices across
What California Judges Actually Look At in Move-Away Cases Sullivan Law & Associates April 15, 2026 Move-away cases are some of the hardest family law cases in California, and they rarely turn on a single fact.
Joint Custody vs. Sole Custody in California: Understanding Your Options Sullivan Law & Associates March 11, 2026 When parents in California separate or divorce, one of the most important decisions the court must address is custody of
Do Fathers Have Equal Custody Rights in California? What the Law Actually Says Sullivan Law & Associates March 5, 2026 March 11, 2026 One of the most common concerns fathers face during a divorce or custody dispute is whether the court will treat
California’s New Joint Petition Divorce Process: What It Means If You and Your Spouse Agree Sullivan Law & Associates March 1, 2026 March 11, 2026 Filing for divorce in California has traditionally been an adversarial process, even when both spouses agree on the terms. One