Getting Back Together with the Ex: Things to Keep in Mind When Getting Re-Married in California - R&S Law Group, APC
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Getting Back Together with the Ex: Things to Keep in Mind When Getting Re-Married in California	
People who get divorced end up getting back together quite frequently, more than popular narratives might have you believe. Sometimes circumstances line up right and people find themselves at a different place, and other times a couple’s attempt at a second chance just works.
Reconciliation with an ex-spouse is cause for celebration, and couples who fall back in love will usually remarry at some point. That said, if you’re considering the idea of getting remarried to your ex-spouse, there are definitely a few things to account for. To provide insight into this matter, the following post outlines some of the things that you need to keep in mind before re-committing to an ex-spouse.
Remarriage and Child Custody
Remarriage has the potential to impact any child custody or visitation arrangements that may have been put in place after the divorce. This also applies to spousal support, and future arrangements could differ significantly later down the line if both parties end up getting divorced once more. This is why it’s so important that couples, along with the aid of a knowledgeable legal expert, take the time to review their current arrangement terms and figure out how getting remarried will affect these terms.
Remarriage and Prenuptial Agreements
Don’t overlook a prenuptial agreement when getting remarried to an ex-spouse! This is especially true if your assets have grown or changed since you were first divorced. It isn’t uncommon for remarrying couples to want to protect their personal assets as they re-enter into the union, and the taboo around prenuptial agreements is further lessened when a remarriage is on the table.
Remarriage and Formal Divorce Judgements
Finally, remember that in California, you need to wait until a formal divorce judgement is in place before getting remarried. This also includes your ex-spouse whom you initially separated from. Be sure to account for the six month waiting period between the initial filing of a divorce and the formal divorce judgement that is required by law before you tie the knot with each other once more.
Reach out to a Skilled California Family Law Attorney
The best way to ensure that all your bases are covered is to speak with a legal expert, someone who can provide you with comprehensive legal advice as you move forward with your remarriage in California. While we at R & S Law Group believe in re-kindled love and second chances, we also believe in thorough preparation and minimizing risks, especially when it comes to major life decisions.
If you want to learn more about getting re-married, divorced, or are dealing with any type of child custody or family law matters in California, remember that we at R & S Law Group are here to provide expert legal advice. Don’t hesitate to give us a call to schedule a free initial consultation with one of our seasoned family law attorneys.