The Challenge
A client sought to dissolve a marriage involving complex property division — a home, pets, vehicles, bank and retirement accounts, and shared debt. The relationship with the opposing party was amicable, but the client wanted their property protected and a secure footing for life after the divorce.
How We Helped
Ashley Jacquin met with the client for a detailed overview of the estate. We treat divorce as a next chapter, not an ending — and property division as the foundation for long-term recovery. Together they mapped which assets mattered most, financially and emotionally.
The Outcome
The final division included a cash payment equalizing the community property the client retained — preserving the retirement accounts that secured their financial future and the pets that carried them through a difficult period.
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Child Custody · Plan Modification
Modifying a Parenting Plan to Secure Sole Custody
The Outcome
The court granted the client sole custody and full decision-making authority, limiting the opposing party to occasional monitored virtual contact — definitive protection, peace of mind, and a more stable future for the child.
Domestic Violence · Parenting Plan
A Protection Order and a Parenting Plan Built Around Safety
The Outcome
The court approved a parenting plan limiting the opposing party’s access to the child unless they followed a substance abuse treatment plan — paired with spousal maintenance and child support so the client could provide a safe, comfortable home.
Child Custody · Trial
Protecting an Out-of-State Parent’s Right to Visitation
The Outcome
The court declined to modify the parenting plan. The client kept their travel visitation and lost no time with their children, remaining a positive force in their lives during a critical period.