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Your Essential California Divorce Checklist: How to Ensure a Smooth Transition

Going through a divorce can be scary, especially if you don’t feel prepared. The decisions you make during this challenging time can leave lasting impacts on your personal finances, family dynamics, and future well-being. Navigating California’s complex divorce laws also adds another layer of difficulty…

Moradi Saslaw Honored as One of the Best Law Firms in San Francisco for the Fifth Consecutive Year

We are proud to announce that Moradi Saslaw has been named one of the top family law firms in San Francisco by Best Lawyers for the fifth year in a row. This esteemed recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional legal representation to our…

What Are You Waiting For? 5 Signs It’s Time to Get a Divorce in California

All marriages have their ups and downs, especially as the years go by. That’s why many couples take vows to remain true to each other “in good times and in bad,” and “for better or for worse.” Fortunately, many spouses get through rough patches in…

Silent Separation: How to Deal With a Spouse “Quiet Quitting” Your Marriage

“Quiet quitting” in a relationship or marriage is an increasingly recognized phenomenon where one partner disengages emotionally and mentally from the relationship, even though they remain physically present. This subtle form of marital separation can often go unnoticed by the other partner, with profound and…

Seasonal Shifts in Separation: How the Summer Affects the Likelihood of Divorce

One study by the University of Washington found that divorce filings consistently spiked each year in August and March – following the summer and winter holidays, respectively.  Approaching the summer and winter holidays can be a time of hope and raised expectations. Couples may make…

Protecting What Matters: 9 Key Factors for How California Courts Define the Best Interests of a Child

For co-parents sharing legal or physical custody of their children in California, family courts prioritize the best interests of each individual child when making custody decisions. Even when you and your co-parent agree on a custody arrangement, a California family court must review your custody…

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