Private Mediation in Illinois
In Illinois, mediation is likely to be required in a divorce or family matter involving children. If the parties do not have an agreement regarding their child-related issues, they would be required to attend four hours of mediation to address those issues. Many people are not aware that litigation is not the only option when […]
What is a Guardian ad Litem and how are they selected for your case?
If you live in Southern Illinois, we are here to help if you need a Guardian ad Litem. Reach out at (833) 931-1615
Can I get a divorce without going to court?
Are you interested in learning if you can get divorced without the expense and hassle of going in court in the state of California?
KUSI Discusses Divorce with Burgos Santoyo Smith
KUSI interviewed Burgos Santoyo Smith’s founders, Gretel Smith and Rosario Santoyo, about their mission to help people navigate the complexities of divorce. Roy Robertson hosts KUSI’s morning segment, Good Business San Diego. He had an interview featuring how to walk through a divorce and find the best possible life after divorce. He asked what the […]
Divorce Default Proceedings: My Ex Won’t Agree to a Divorce – What Do I Do?
What happens when a person fails to respond to divorce paperwork after being served? We explore the divorce default proceeding.
Property Basics – Community Property and Separate Property
How does California categorize the things I own into Community Property and Separate Property? We help you decode these family law terms.
Represent yourself in your divorce with a Family Law Facilitator
If you can not afford an attorney, use the help of a Family Law Facilitator to help you represent yourself in your divorce.
Understanding Community Property in California
Get a basic understanding of what is considered community property in the state of California. What could this mean to your divorce?
I’ve Been Served With Divorce Papers! Now What?
Whether you expect a divorce or are blindsided by being served the divorce papers during your morning coffee, most people respond to “service of process” for dissolution of marriage with one question: now what?
Scorned Lover’s Delight: The Putative Spouse Exception
The Putative Spouse Exception – what happens if you were never really married anyway?