About Sheila Tan

As co-founder of BlissDivorce, is passionate about empowering couples to work out disagreements with positive actions and move on with their lives. She holds an MBA from the Anderson School at UCLA, and is the former Chief Marketing Officer of LegalZoom and Invisalign. She was moved to start BlissDivorce because of her own experience with divorce, and after seeing several of her friends go through difficult divorces. She thought there must be a better way to overcome differences and reach an agreement without all the conflict created by the current system. In addition to her corporate positions, Sheila has served as an advisor to several successful startups.

Know More About the 10-Year Rule in a California Divorce

By |2023-05-30T13:01:06+00:00November 11th, 2022|Dealing With Divorce, Divorce Process|

There are many complexities regarding long-term spousal support and the “10-Year Rule in a California Divorce”. Many people think that if you are married for over 10 years when you divorce, one spouse is automatically granted support indefinitely. In the state of California, there are multiple facets of a marriage that determine whether a spouse is required to pay alimony or spousal support. While there is a 10-year rule in CA, there are many misconceptions and complex factors on how [...]

Is it possible to have a smooth and healthy divorce?

By |2023-05-30T13:07:26+00:00November 8th, 2022|Dealing With Divorce, Divorce Process|

Divorce is the biggest break up one will experience in their lifetime. According to the Holmes-Rahe Life Stress Scale, divorce is ranked the most stressful event in one’s life, only second to the death of a spouse. It isn’t surprising that just the mention of divorce stirs up feelings of anxiety and stress. Is it possible to have a smooth and healthy divorce vs. a battle that leads to the destruction of all members of the family? In this interview [...]

What factors should you consider in handling the division of business assets in a divorce?

By |2023-04-16T15:28:48+00:00October 20th, 2022|Outreach|

Knowing how to divide the assets of a joint business venture when you divorce, can be challenging. It is important to look at the situation from all angles to determine what will be most beneficial for the business and all parties involved. Keep reading to find out what our readers recommend you consider before dividing your business. Andy Heller Andy Heller from takethehighroaddivorce.com. Present and Future Value of Business Assets Initially, divorcing couples will focus on the value of the [...]

BlissDivorce® Launches First Online Relational Dispute Resolution™ Technology

By |2023-04-16T16:14:18+00:00October 12th, 2022|News|

  Los Altos, CA Oct. 11, 2022 -- Silicon Valley-based legal tech startup, Resolution 8 Technologies, Inc. announces the official launch of its online do-it-yourself platform, BlissDivorce®, with proprietary Relational Dispute Resolution™ technology. BlissDivorce® is helping couples complete their divorce without attorneys, saving them money and months of pain. With experience from Legalzoom™, the Co-Founders of BlissDivorce, Scott Seidewitz and Sheila Tan, aim to remove emotionally-induced conflict that can come from divorcing couples lawyering up in the traditional [...]

The Cost of Divorce

By |2023-05-30T13:10:39+00:00October 4th, 2022|Dealing With Divorce, Divorce Process|

When you and your spouse decide to divorce, there are many things to consider. Do you need to go to court? Do you need to hire a lawyer? Should you go through a mediator? Can you do it on your own? How much does a divorce cost, and how does your choice of approach impact that cost? Anticipating the total cost of your divorce depends upon how you go about the process of creating your divorce agreement. In this article, [...]

What is the difference between contested and uncontested divorce and why would a spouse contest a divorce?

By |2023-07-19T02:57:16+00:00September 27th, 2022|Outreach|

Divorcing is never easy, but disagreements over the division of property, custody arrangements, and spousal abuse may force you into a complicated contested divorce. Want to know more about what that means and why you or your spouse may choose that route? Keep reading. Kasey Scharnett-King Kasey Scharnett-King, LMFT at Lavender Healing Center, PLLC. Contested Divorces Occur Due to Disagreements A divorce that is contested is [one] where the couple does not agree on all terms. These terms could be [...]

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