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Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast
Sullivan Law & Associates
Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast | Truth or Myth: Your Biggest Divorce Questions Answered
OCT 1, 202624 MIN
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Description
In this episode of Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast, host Matthew Sullivan sits down with Senior Attorney Rachael Bennett from Sullivan Law & Associates to play everyone’s favorite game: Truth or Myth?
From infidelity and spousal support to default judgments and hidden assets, we tackle some of the biggest questions and widespread misconceptions in California family law.
Timestamps / Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome to Irreconcilable: Truth or Myth Edition
00:26 – Can you be ordered to pay spousal support to an ex who cheated?
01:13 – Can a stay-at-home parent be expected to go back to work?
02:50 – If a spouse wastes community money, can you get compensated? (Breach of Fiduciary Duty)
04:34 – Does a spouse have an interest in a business if they never worked there?
06:05 – If your ex gets a raise after divorce, do you automatically get more support?
10:45 – Do you have to wait 6 months before anything can happen in your divorce?
12:46 – Can you force your spouse to pay for the entire divorce?
15:31 – Does child support automatically stop when a child turns 18?
17:15 – Do you need your spouse’s permission to sell property while a divorce is pending? (ATROs)
18:35 – What happens if your spouse ignores the divorce papers? (Default Judgments)
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This podcast is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Listening to this episode does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every situation is different; consult a qualified attorney regarding your specific circumstances.

