When a marriage doesn't work out, spouses often consider legal options to end their union. Two main paths exist: annulment and divorce. While both dissolve a marriage, they do so in very different ways and for different reasons.

Divorce can be a difficult and emotional experience, but for individuals with significant assets, the process often brings unique challenges. High-asset divorce cases involve complicated financial matters, where protecting one's financial interests becomes a top priority.

When parents separate or divorce, one of the most challenging aspects they face is deciding who will have custody of their children. In California, there are two primary forms of custody arrangements: sole custody and joint custody.

The Law Office of Karen S. Brown provides compassionate assistance to individuals seeking to leave abusive marriages. Attorney Karen S. Brown, a Certified Legal Specialist in Family Law, understands the legal and emotional challenges associated with this process.

Divorce can be an emotionally and financially taxing process. One of the most significant concerns for many individuals going through a divorce is how assets—such as property, savings, and investments—will be divided. But is it possible to divorce without splitting assets?

Prenuptial agreements are more common than ever – even for young couples. Over 40% of Gen Z couples who are married or engaged report

Couples tend to get married with a sincere belief that they will spend the rest of their lives together.

Are you nervous to tell your spouse that you want a divorce? Maybe you’re not sure how they’re going to take it.

Every child has a right to enjoy the love and care of both parents. When a marriage ends in divorce, however, the court might grant primary custody

Co-parenting is an arrangement that’s often best for the children but difficult for the adults. One of the most important things that co-parents