Reasons You May Say “I Don’t” to a Divorce
Maybe you and your spouse were going through a temporary rough patch. Perhaps neither of you truly meant it when you decided to go your separate ways. What if the word “divorce” was just used in the heat of the…
Read More...Navigating Your Separation During the Summer Months: Co-parenting Tips
With summer heating up and school soon to come to a close, you can expect to see your kids a lot more often in the upcoming months – at least when they’re at your place. But for families that have…
Read More...Taking Care of Business During Your Divorce
When you own your own business, you know that it plays a key role in your livelihood. You may have invested years of time and perhaps even several of your own paychecks into its growth. It’s no surprise that a…
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How Mediation Can Save Time and Money
Divorce can be a harrowing process that can last for months or years and cost thousands of dollars. It can be emotionally taxing on both parties, and also have an adverse effect on your children. You may wish to consider…
Read More...Prenups Are For Happy Couples Too
If you got engaged over the holidays, first of all, congratulations from all of us at Norman Dowler LLP. Preparing to share your life with someone can be incredibly exciting, but also a bit overwhelming. Beyond the romance, there are…
Read More...Get a Financially Fresh Start after a Divorce or Separation
January is one of the most popular times to start a divorce or separation. It is a time of reflection, new beginnings, and big decisions. But avoid rushing the process — start by preparing your finances. Getting your financial affairs…
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Co-Parenting: Planning for Success
Sharing joint custody has its challenges, even if you have a cordial relationship with your former spouse. But navigating the ins and outs of co-parenting can be made doubly complicated if you have recently divorced or separated.
Read More...Dealing with Divorce During the Holidays
Dealing with divorce is already tough, but during the holidays, it can be even more emotional and challenging. How can you ensure the holidays are a fun and welcoming time for you and your family? Norman Dowler LLP offers our…
Read More...What Makes Relationships Successful?
Creating a long-lasting, successful relationship is hard work, but it can also be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. However, even stable marriages can lack quality and the couple could be struggling to maintain their happiness together.…
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How to Achieve Financial Stability After Separation or Divorce
Separation and divorce are not only emotional processes but also can be tough on a family’s finances. How can newly separated or divorced individuals achieve and maintain financial stability? Norman Dowler LLP offers some recommendations and steps to take in…
Read More...Prenup Before Proposal?
Some argue that a prenuptial agreement is necessary before a couple ties the knot, while others believe they can do without it. What are the steps a soon-to-be married couple should take before they begin their future together? Norman Dowler…
Read More...How to Ease the Transition of Moving After Divorce
Summer is one of the busiest times to move. It can be difficult to coordinate moving homes when you are going through a divorce, regardless of whether you are moving a few blocks over or to a completely different state.…
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What Happens If Your Ex-Spouse Refuses to Pay Child Support?
If you have child support in place and your child’s parent refuses to pay it, then there are several serious consequences that could take place. There are various things to consider with child support, especially because failure to pay it…
Read More...Tips for Transitioning Through Your Divorce
Divorce is difficult. It can be an emotional, aggravating, and time-consuming process. It can be challenging to make decisions and grows more complicated if you have children together. The attorneys at Norman Dowler, LLP want to offer you tips to…
Read More...The Basics of California Alimony or Spousal Support
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a monthly or lump-sum payment, determined by the courts or by mutual agreement, made by one spouse to the other after they separate. Because couples typically share resources during marriage, alimony is meant…
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