Sacramento Collaborative Divorce Group

03/16/2026

Divorce after a long marriage can feel like having the rug pulled out from under you. Your routines change. Your home may change. And your finances—well, they suddenly need a brand‑new plan. Even if you are eligible for spousal support, it is just one piece of a much bigger financial picture.

The good news? You can rebuild. And it starts with a simple, empowering approach.

Divorce after a long marriage can feel like having the rug pulled out from under you. Your routines change.

03/09/2026

Mediation and Collaborative Divorce both keep couples out of court and allow you and your spouse to control the outcome of your divorce. Mediation uses one neutral professional and is typically faster and more affordable, while Collaborative Divorce relies on a full support team—including attorneys, divorce coaches, and a financial neutral—making it better suited for higher-conflict or more complex cases.

Mediation and Collaborative Divorce both keep couples out of court and allow you and your spouse to control the outcome of your divorce.

01/26/2026

Big news from Baron Family Law. We are proud to share that Alexandra A. Baron, Esq., CFLS has been selected to the 2026 Northern California Super Lawyers list, and Amanda Stone, Esq. has been selected as a 2026 Northern California Rising Star by Super Lawyers.

This recognition reflects the standard our team holds in California family law. We represent clients in high asset divorce, child custody, domestic violence matters, and prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. We serve families across California with offices in Beverly Hills and Sacramento.

Thank you to our clients and community for your trust. Thank you to our team for showing up with professionalism, preparation, and real care for the families we serve.

Our family is here to protect yours.

To learn more, visit baronfamilylaw.com.

01/26/2026

Big change in California divorce law: eligible couples can file a Joint Petition for Divorce (SB 1427). You can file together from the start, which can set a more cooperative tone and help keep the process more amicable when both spouses agree it’s time to separate.

If you’re considering divorce in California and want to know whether a Joint Petition is an option for you, we can help you understand eligibility, the steps, and what to expect. We serve clients statewide, with offices in Sacramento and Beverly Hills.

For guidance tailored to your situation, schedule a complimentary intake at baronfamilylaw.com or call 916-905-0024.

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