Walking into a divorce consultation can feel overwhelming. Many people worry they won't know what to say or that they'll forget something important. Here's the good news: you don't need to have everything figured out before you meet with an attorney. My job is to help...

Longshore workers often have compensation that looks very different from a traditional salary. Vacation pay, variable income, overtime, and dispatch work can make divorce and child support calculations more complicated. One of the questions I hear from ILWU members is...

For many entrepreneurs, one of the biggest fears isn't just protecting the business—it's protecting the people who helped build it. I often hear business owners ask whether their partners will be pulled into a divorce. The answer depends on the facts, but a divorce...

If you work for a startup, technology company, aerospace employer, or another business that offers equity compensation, your future stock options or RSUs may become some of your most valuable assets. One of the smartest questions engaged couples can ask is whether a...

If you work in aerospace, defense, government contracting, or another position that requires a security clearance, divorce can create a unique layer of stress. One of the first questions I hear from engineers, executives, and defense professionals in the South Bay is,...

Cell phones have become part of everyday life for many children and teenagers. It's no surprise that parents often disagree about who can look through a child's phone, monitor text messages, or review social media. One of the questions I'm hearing more frequently is,...

Technology has made it easier than ever to keep track of everyday items. Apple AirTags were designed to help people find lost keys, luggage, and other personal belongings. But like many forms of technology, they can also become a source of conflict during a divorce or...

Not long ago, the most important evidence in a divorce case was a stack of bank statements or a few text messages. Today, many homes are filled with technology that records video, stores information, and documents everyday life. It's becoming more common for people to...

Let's get something out of the way first: I like AI. I use it. It can save time, help organize information, generate ideas, and even help people understand legal concepts. But here's my no-BS opinion: AI should never replace getting legal advice from a qualified...

Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of everyday life. People use ChatGPT to draft emails, organize finances, prepare for meetings, and even think through personal problems. As a result, I'm starting to hear a new question from clients: "Can my ChatGPT...