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Two parents in a mediation session with a neutral third-party mediator, discussing child custody.

02 Apr Mediation in High-Conflict Custody Cases

Posted at 10:50h in Custody, Mediation by Navarrette Family Law

High-conflict custody cases can be tough on families. When parents have significant disagreements, it is not only stressful but can also hurt the children. Mediation is a way to help families work together and make better decisions without spending too much time in court. In...

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01 Apr Adjusting Child Support When Your Child’s Needs Change

Posted at 10:46h in Child Support, Co-Parenting, Custody, Mediation by Navarrette Family Law

When children grow up, their needs change. What worked a few years ago may not work today. That's why adjusting child support is important—it helps ensure your child gets the help they need as they grow, whether it’s for school, health care, or extra activities. Why...

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Co-parent communication challenges – tips for resolving conflicts and protecting your child’s well-being

21 Mar What Do You Do When a Co-Parent Won’t Communicate?

Posted at 12:35h in Co-Parenting, Custody, Mediation by Navarrette Family Law

When parents separate, it’s essential to work together for the sake of the children. But what happens when one co-parent refuses to communicate? This can be very frustrating and increase stress. At Navarrette Family Law, we understand how tough this situation can be. Here are...

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Legal preparation before filing for divorce – documents, rights, and financial planning

11 Mar The Importance of Legal Preparation Before Filing for Divorce

Posted at 12:30h in Divorce, Family Law, Spousal Support by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is a big change. It can be very hard on everyone, especially when you are not ready. Before you file for divorce, it is important to prepare your legal documents and understand your rights. Being ready can help you save time, money, and stress. Why...

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Tips to help kids adjust to custody changes – communication, routines, and support.

05 Mar Navigating Custody Changes: Tips to Ease the Transition for Kids

Posted at 12:27h in Child Support, Co-Parenting, Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

Changing custody arrangements can be tough on everyone, especially kids. When parents split or change their living arrangements, children often feel confused, worried, or even sad. At Navarrette Family Law, we believe that the well-being of your children is the most important part of any...

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Education and divorce – how education impacts financial stability and custody decisions

01 Mar How Does Education Affect Divorce?

Posted at 12:23h in Child Support, Custody, Spousal Support by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is a difficult time for everyone, and many people wonder how education plays a role. Simply put, education can affect divorce in many ways. It can change how couples handle money, work, and even make decisions about their children. Education and Financial Stability One of the...

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17 Feb Protective Orders: How They Can Safeguard Your Family

Posted at 10:09h in Custody, Family Law, Law, Protective Order by Navarrette Family Law

When safety becomes a concern in family situations, a protective order can provide legal protection and peace of mind. Whether you're facing threats, harassment, or domestic violence, knowing your rights and options is the first step in securing a safer future for yourself and your...

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15 Feb Options to Consider for Managing Divorce Expenses

Posted at 09:59h in Divorce, Family Law, Law, Mediation, Spousal Support by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce can be emotionally and financially overwhelming. Between attorney fees, court costs, and dividing assets, the expenses can add up quickly. But don’t worry—there are ways to manage divorce costs without unnecessary stress. If you're concerned about the financial side of divorce, here are some...

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13 Feb Must-Have Resources to Make Co-Parenting Easier

Posted at 09:59h in Child Support, Co-Parenting, Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Law, Mediation by Navarrette Family Law

Co-parenting can be challenging, but with the right tools, it becomes much more manageable. Whether you are sharing custody, coordinating schedules, or making important decisions together, having the right resources can reduce stress and create a smoother experience for both parents and children. Here are some...

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11 Feb How Mediation Can Simplify Your Family Law Case

Posted at 09:43h in Co-Parenting, Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Law, Mediation, Spousal Support by Navarrette Family Law

Going through a family law case—whether it's divorce, child custody, or property division—can feel overwhelming. Many people think court is the only way to resolve legal disputes, but there’s a better option: mediation. Mediation allows families to work together with a neutral third party to...

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