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Hosted by Rebecca Ritchey · education · EN · 10 episodes
Divorce and family law can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. Sibus Sessions is your trusted guide through California’s family law system, delivered in clear, empowering episodes designed to help you understand your rights, options, and next steps—no matter where you are in the process.This 10-part series breaks down everything from filing for divorce to final judgment, covering essential legal knowledge, emotional insight, and practical strategy.
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Episode #10
Prenuptial and post-marital agreements aren’t about planning for divorce—they’re about planning for partnership. Learn what these agreements can include, when they’re enforceable, and why more couples are using them to protect assets, businesses, and blended families. Your marriage, your rules—with legal clarity from the start.
Episode #9
Military divorces come with special rules. From the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act to dividing military pensions, custody during deployment, and federal protections, this episode helps active-duty service members and their spouses understand how California law and military life intersect during divorce.
Episode #8
Life happens—and sometimes court orders need to change. This episode explains how to file or respond to a Request for Order (RFO) in California to modify custody, support, or visitation. Learn what evidence is needed, how to prepare, and when a judge will consider a change in circumstances.
Episode #7
You’ve reached an agreement—now what? This episode walks you through finalizing your divorce in California, including submitting the judgment, obtaining certified copies, name changes, and tying up post-divorce details like estate planning and insurance. Get organized and step into your next chapter with confidence.
Episode #6
Parenting outside of marriage brings unique legal challenges. In this episode, we break down how to establish legal parentage, how custody and child support work for unmarried couples, and what to watch for if you're in a same-sex or nontraditional parenting arrangement. A must-listen for new parents and co-parents alike.
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