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Do I Still Need Evidence for a No-Fault Divorce in California?
If you are approaching divorce in California, you may have learned that the state has adopted a “no-fault” system when it comes to ending marriages. You might then assume that since there is no “fault” involved in the process, there is no need to prove or disprove anything. However, this is not always the… Read More »
What Happens if I Lose Legal Custody of My Children in California?
The prospect of losing custody in California can feel like a parent’s worst nightmare. It is important to note that there are different types of custody in California, and losing legal custody is not the same as losing physical custody. This distinction helps parents understand what might happen if they lose legal custody –… Read More »
Divorcing After a Short Marriage in California
When it comes to divorce in California, the length of the marriage matters. A short divorce may be handled very differently compared to a divorce that has lasted several decades. This may be due to the age of the spouses, the legal factors involved, and the unique emotional issues. How exactly is a short… Read More »
What is a Complex Asset in a California Divorce?
As spouses approach divorce in California, they may encounter many new terms. One of these terms might be “complex asset,” and it is a concept worth exploring in greater detail. As the name suggests, complex assets may be difficult to divide, assess, locate, or value during a divorce. But what exactly is a complex… Read More »
California Divorce: Steps You Can Take Without a Lawyer
Although a divorce lawyer can offer guidance and assistance throughout the divorce process in California, there are many steps spouses can take on their own. While you might not be a legal expert, you can certainly take it upon yourself to handle various aspects of your ending marriage. These steps may be logistical, emotional,… Read More »
No-Fault vs. Amicable vs. Uncontested Divorce: What is the Difference?
If you are approaching a divorce in California, you might suddenly encounter a number of new legal terms. For many spouses, these confusing phrases can be somewhat overwhelming. The highly-specific nature of law requires legal professionals to be very exact with their phrases, and this is why we have so many different terms associated… Read More »
How Does Property Division Work in a California Divorce?
Dividing property is one of the most challenging aspects of a California divorce. Spouses may not realize it, but marriage in California is essentially an agreement to divide property equally in the event of a divorce. This can be quite a shock for some spouses, especially if they never even envisioned a scenario where… Read More »
How Does Alimony Work in California?
Alimony is known as “spousal support” under California law. It is an important source of financial support for spouses in need, especially for those who relied on their exes to pay the bills during the marriage. Suddenly, these dependent spouses may find themselves alone, possibly with children, and unable to cover a wide range… Read More »
Dealing With Combative Divorces in California
Some divorces are easier to deal with than others. While most spouses want amicable divorces, this is not always possible, especially when you consider the emotional nature of most breakups. Despite our best efforts and intentions, divorces are often filled with finger-pointing, threats, and plenty of arguments over trivial matters. While you may be… Read More »
What to Look for in a California Divorce Lawyer
If you are pursuing a divorce in California, you might feel as though you have an arduous process ahead of you. The first step is always the same: Get in touch with a qualified, experienced divorce attorney. If you act with care and consideration when taking this first step, you can make your divorce… Read More »
