There are two types of divorces – uncontested and contested. An uncontested divorce is usually amicable because the parties agree on how to resolve specific issues beforehand. They do not need the court to divide assets or make determinations about spousal or child support. An uncontested divorce will go through the system more quickly while… Continue reading →
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Enforcing the terms of your divorce
The conclusion of a divorce does not always mean the end of the legal process. A divorce can be a long, difficult process. When you receive your final divorce agreement, you will have specific orders that you are required to follow. These orders are regarding child custody and support, visitation, property distribution, spousal support, etc…. Continue reading →
Inheritance and divorce
You and your spouse have decided to divorce. You know California is a community property state. What is to become with the inheritance you received from your dad? Don’t be alarmed; an inheritance received during your marriage is considered separate property. However, there are times when it can be considered marital property. One example is… Continue reading →
Divorce and property division
Property division is about everything you and your spouse own. It is divided into real property and personal property. Real property includes your home and any land you own – while personal property includes almost everything else, such as furniture, clothes, pictures, bank accounts and any other financial accounts you and your spouse hold together…. Continue reading →
Marriage isn’t always forever
When a couple agrees to ‘for better or for worse’, does it mean that they are married forever? Today, there are marriages that last forever, but in Southern California, 50 percent of all marriages unfortunately end in divorce. When a couple agrees to ‘for better or for worse’ they are making a commitment to each… Continue reading →
Unmarried couple and ownership of real estate
Are you in a relationship without the benefit of marriage? Have you recently moved into your partner’s home? What happens if the relationship ends? If your relationship ends because the two of you no longer want to be together, chances are one of you will not be happy and you will not remain friendly. There… Continue reading →
What is family law?
Family law issues affect the very core of your life. They are usually very personal and can impact you both emotionally and financially. Family issues for the most part include divorce, your children (custody, support, and visitation), property division, domestic violence (restraining orders) and modifications of a court-ordered matter down the road. If you have… Continue reading →
Were you served with divorce papers?
If you were served divorce papers by your spouse, you just received formal notice that he or she has taken the first step to divorce action. First, calm down. Read the papers carefully and find the date you need to respond by. If you agree to a divorce, everything should run smoothly, but if you… Continue reading →
An uncontested divorce
When emotions become part of the divorce process, many people lose sight of what is really important. It is foolish to spend thousands of dollars to fight over a piece of property which could be replaced down the road for much less. It is foolish to fight over child custody when the judge issued a… Continue reading →
Discovering hidden assets
During the divorce process, both parties are supposed to account for all of their assets; however, there are times when one tries to hide some. Finding those concealed assets is not always an easy task. Many individuals receive non-monetary perks from their employer, which include: · Frequent flyer miles · Time share purchased during the… Continue reading →
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