Category Archives: Divorce

Child Custody and Moving During a Collaborative Divorce

CPSD Admin | August 5, 2020

Divorce court proceedings have been put in a queue in many counties in California with no clear definition of when in-person courtroom appearances will happen again. Many court proceedings are being conducted on video platforms. With hearings not being scheduled for months. But, if you utilize the collaborative divorce process, you do not have to wait for the courts to… Read More

Should You Use Social Media During a Divorce

CPSD Admin | July 29, 2020

Today, with the extensive use of smartphones and social media, we want to “share” with our virtual friends and family how we live out our lives – the “good” and the “bad” through our social media status updates, tweets and pics. The goal of the collaborative divorce process is to find a way to work with your spouse in a… Read More

Tips on How to Deal with the Stress of Divorce

CPSD Admin | June 10, 2020

A divorce is often a life-altering experience for all involved. The scars that come from a separation can last a lifetime and even flow into the next generation.  Add in COVID-19, the protests, and the stress can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, the court system tends to exacerbate the animosity between the parties involved. It fosters a you against me mentality. If… Read More

What Are the benefits of a Financial Neutral in a Collaborative Divorce? – Join Us for Divorce Options San Diego Workshop, June 6

CPSD Admin | May 13, 2020

Splitting up your assets in a divorce can be challenging.  However, a financial neutral can make the process easier. Join us on June 6 to learn more about the benefits of a financial neutral in a collaborative divorce. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.… Read More

Surviving the COVID-19 Pandemic with Your Soon-To-Be Ex-Spouse – How?

CPSD Admin | April 23, 2020

In this blog article recently posted to my website, I make suggestions for making the most of a difficult situation; living with your soon to be ex-spouse. Difficult situations are often made better by knowing you can take steps to move forward and seek a resolution.  With the COVID-19 Pandemic, stay-at-home orders in effect and recent court closures, we are… Read More

How Does Divorce Affect Your 2020 Tax Filing

CPSD Admin | April 22, 2020

Not only does a divorce bring emotional turmoil, but it also brings financial fallout, especially during tax time. When you agree to use collaborative divorce process, you have access to neutral financial professionals who can help with you plan for taxes going forward and help both of you develop an agreement that each person can sign off on. Here are… Read More

Divorce and Self-Care

CPSD Admin | March 11, 2020

Divorce is an emotional roller coaster, wouldn’t you agree? Every emotion is raw, unrehearsed, and unrelenting during a divorce. But what if I could share with you another way? A way in which your emotional well being and healing would be a valid concern with someone during the process. During the collaborative divorce process, you, your spouse and children’s emotional… Read More

Don’t Let the Holidays Wreck Your Finances

CPSD Admin | November 6, 2019

We tend to put financial pressure on ourselves to make up for our divorce or separation by overindulging in purchasing Christmas gifts for our loved ones that are way beyond our budget. Here are some secrets we can share with you to help curb your overspending this holiday season: Create a holiday budget to include: Travel expenses, including gas, hotel… Read More

Health Insurance and Your Divorce

CPSD Admin | October 16, 2019

Dealing with a divorce or separation is never easy. Before the final papers are signed, take a look at how your health insurance needs will change and what updates need to be made. Here are some things to keep in mind concerning your health insurance needs: You may be able to stay on your spouse’s plan for up to 36… Read More

How to Protect Grandparents’ Rights

CPSD Admin | October 15, 2019

The majority of grandparents want to be involved in the lives of their grandkids. Most had great experiences raising their own kids and wish to continue being a source of support and unconditional love for their family. If you’re being denied accessibility to your grandkids you may not have many options in the State of California. Grandparents have rights, but… Read More