Best California Divorce Resources

Here is a great article posted by The Week that can apply to both men and women facing a divorce. This article will help anyone going through a divorce spend less money, better protect the money and financial assets they have, and just generally being more financially smart and safe while dealing with a divorce. This resource provides a comprehensive list of 8 great and useful financial tips for a man or women going through the divorce process.

This resource is found on the Los Angeles Boyd Law family attorney website and it provides some really great legal advice, tips, and information for anyone going through a divorce. It is vitally important that when facing a divorce you hire the proper legal counsel and representation to better insure your assets are protected, you are granted fair joint or full custody of your child, and all the legal proceedings are handled for you. This resource provides great advice on how to go about choosing the right divorce lawyer to represent you throughout your divorce.

This resource is the California Courts Judical Branch Government website that has almost anything and everything you could ever want in terms of helpful divorce related information, Q & A's, How To's, and extensive information on all the other issues that can arise from a divorce in California. This site also provides a very basic guide of Divorce, Legal Separation, and Annulment.

Written by Michele Zipp on CafeMom's blog, The Stir Marriage is this beautiful, amazing, loving, caring union... until it's not. Sure, some marriages last and last, but some crash and burn, leaving behind a huge mess and intense heartbreak -- no matter if you are the one who asked for a divorce or not.

Divorce information, lawyers, laws, and more. Get answers to questions about divorce law, child custody & support, alimony and more. This site provides a very helpful and informative Divorce Q&A Questions and answers to some of the most common concerns involving divorce. Another great thing about this divorce resource is that it goes into great detail about two very important topics that cannot be avoided if you are going through a divorce. These two topics are child custody and child support. Most of us would agree that our children are one of if not the most important thing in our life, so if that's true it is important for anyone facing divorce to research as much as possible about those previously mentioned topics.

Every Wednesday is Tip Day. This Wednesday: Tips for talking to someone about an impending divorce - what to do, and what not to do. A while back, I read a New York magazine article by Katie Roiphe, The Great Escape, in which Roiphe discusses her friends' reaction to the news of her divorce.

In This Article It's never easy when a marriage or significant relationship ends. Whatever the reason for the split-and whether you wanted it or not-the breakup of a relationship can turn your whole world upside down and trigger all sorts of painful and unsettling feelings.

"Divorce is the psychological equivalent of a triple coronary bypass. After such a monumental assault on the heart, it takes years to amend all the habits and attitudes that led up to it." - Mary Kay Blakely Is there life after divorce?

Legally, military personnel who are getting divorced are no different than anyone else, so the procedural process is the same. If you are in the military or a military spouse, there are some additional factors that can affect your divorce.

Divorce is a major life change that can leave a person reeling. Suddenly being on your own to deal with issues such as money, children, career changes and downsizing the family home can seem overwhelming.