According to the American Psychological Association, about 40-50% of marriages end in divorce. This isn’t an uncommon phenomenon; your kids should know that they aren’t the only children to go through this, there are others who understand all the hardship. Make the Process as Fast and Amicable as Possible This may mean avoiding litigation, but… Continue reading →
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How Can I Find and Hire a Lawyer?
If you are involved in any legal problem that you don’t know how to resolve, you should consider hiring a lawyer. Lawyers are intensively trained in the law and our legal system. If you are facing criminal charges, a lawyer can help you understand your rights, and the strengths and weaknesses of your case. A… Continue reading →
Cohabitation Property Rights for Unmarried Couples
When an unmarried couple lives together, it is very important that they create a property agreement that explicitly states who owns what if the couple separates. Unmarried couples that live together long-term are likely to acquire a great deal of shared property. Without any kind of legal agreement, you are at risk for conflict or… Continue reading →
I’m A Domestic Violence Victim
In the state of California, domestic violence is a very serious issue. California Penal Code Section 13700 states, “Abuse means intentionally or recklessly causing or attempting to cause bodily injury, or placing another person in reasonable apprehension of imminent serious bodily injury to himself or herself, or another.” Domestic violence means, “Abuse committed against an… Continue reading →
Prenuptial Agreement Contract
Are you planning a wedding? Do you have assets that you would like to protect just in case your marriage does not last? Do you have questions about whether a prenuptial agreement is right for you? A prenuptial agreement is a contract between two unmarried people that decide the terms of a divorce before they… Continue reading →
Can I claim my child as a dependent?
According to the Federal Tax Code Section 152(e), “A custodial parent is generally entitled to the personal exemption for a qualifying child when the child: · is under the age of 19 at the end of the tax year · is under the age of 24 and a full-time student · is your biological, adopted,… Continue reading →
7 Common Tax Questions After Divorce
Questions about your taxes are common during and after the divorce process. Luckily, your attorney can help guide you through the process. Be sure to consult your family law attorney to clarify anything that might be troubling you. Below, are the 7 most common questions during and after divorce is resolved. Which parent claims the… Continue reading →
Who get’s our Dog?
We all love our pets. When going through a divorce, the division of items can be a stressful and daunting task – this includes the family dog. Deciding the outcome between divorce and family dog can be a difficult process for any divorcing couple to go through. Even though many consider their pets as part… Continue reading →
The Divorce Process
The most important step in any divorce is to decide that you are ready to end your marriage. Some people are completely sure of this decision while others go back and forth with their decision. The California divorce process can be long and difficult, especially if you are unaware of what it entails. Once started,… Continue reading →
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