by Kristal Naividi | Nov 23, 2022 | Divorce, Family Law
3 Facts about divorce So many people put off their divorce. (Just like making or updating their will). But @coastallawyers we offer a fixed fee divorce and fixed fee estate planning packages. You see getting divorced and updating your estate planning is like shoes and...
by Kristal Naividi | Oct 19, 2022 | Family Law, Property Settlement
Mediation Preparation Sessions: Property At Coastal Lawyers, we are team mediation! We love it! Mediation can save clients’ money, years of heart ache and stress and can really help preserve co-parenting relationships so that parents can get back to their important...
by Kristal Naividi | Aug 1, 2022 | Coastal Lawyers, Divorce, Family Law, Parenting, Property Settlement
There is a reason they write so many love songs about break ups. They absolutely suck. But being family lawyers we also see so many wonderful clients thrive after separation. Our 5 bigs observations from clients who don’t just survive divorce but thrive are: They have...
by coastallawyers11 | Jul 18, 2022 | Family Law, Parenting, Property Settlement
In September 2021, the Federal Circuit Court and the Family Court merged to create the FCFCOA. With that merger brought a stronger focus on pre-action procedures. These are the steps that families should take before they even consider bringing an application in court....
by Kristal Naividi | May 30, 2022 | Coastal Lawyers, Divorce, Family Law, Parenting, Property Settlement
Overview: How do I get a Divorce? Divorce is not about Property Settlement. Divorce is not about Parenting. Divorce is about the legal dissolution of a marriage (very unromantic compared to the wedding event which creates a marriage). Divorce is very much an...
by Kristal Naividi | Apr 27, 2022 | Coastal Lawyers, Divorce, Family Law, Parenting
I always remind my clients, that when you are going through a separation do not talk to your children in any type of negative way about their other parent or their extended family. Your children are half of them whether you like it or not. Denigrating the other parent...
