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Monthly Archives: November 2026

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Moving Day and Custody Orders: What Happens When a Parent Wants to Relocate

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

Life rarely stays still, and neither do the reasons behind it. A new job, a lower cost of living, family support nearby, or simply the need for a fresh start can all pull a parent toward a move after divorce. But when a custody order is already in place, packing the moving truck is… Read More »

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Dividing Retirement Account

Your 401(k) Has a Co-Owner You Never Approved: Dividing Retirement Accounts in a California Divorce

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

Most people think of their retirement account as a solo project. Decades of contributions, employer matches, and careful allocation choices, all quietly compounding in your name alone. Then a divorce arrives, and suddenly a court is treating that account as if it had two names on it the whole time. In California, that is… Read More »

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