The California Divorce Process
The California Divorce Process
The California divorce process can be long and difficult, especially if you are unaware of all that it entails. This chapter of the California Divorce Guide was created to educate you about the entire California divorce process, so as you go through it, you will be able to prepare for each and every step.
The California divorce process can be long and difficult, especially if you are unaware of all that it entails.
Pre-Trial & Pre-Settlement Phase
As your divorce begins, many important decisions will be made early on in the process. During the pre-trial and pre-settlement phase of your divorce, information essential to resolving your divorce will be uncovered through procedures such as discovery and depositions. This information will be used to file motions and request orders that will move your divorce towards finalization.
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Mandatory Settlement Conference and Trial
California Divorce Mediation
Mediation is a popular approach to divorce resolution for a number of reasons: it is often less expensive and faster than litigation; it is less contentious; and it helps maintain relationships so they can function after divorce. Learn more about California Divorce Mediation, the benefits of using mediation for all aspects of divorce and if mediation is an appropriate approach to take for your case.
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Financial Considerations in Divorce
The finances of divorce are often complex and can complicate matters quickly. Knowing all of the decisions that will have to made regarding your financial situation will allow you to prepare to tackle issues such as support and property divison. If you have retirement funds or own your own business, there will be additional steps that you need to take to get what you deserve or protect what is rightfully yours. Learn more about the financial considerations of divorce.
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Community Property vs. Separate Property
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
When Will this Case Ever End?
It is common to feel frustrated at times with the slow pace of the California divorce process. However, delays and waits have been built into the process to protect you and your interests. While you case is pending, there are some things that you can do to prepare yourself for the end of your divorce and to make the process smoother. Learn more about when your case will eventually reach its end.
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