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Important Factors That Can Determine Child Support in California
The divorce process in California is often a long and drawn out procedure. For a great majority of divorce cases, the most challenging and time-consuming aspect is that of child custody. Every divorce case that involves child custody is a unique case, but in many cases, children will be set with one particular parent… Read More »
Car Accident Fatalities Skyrocket During the Pandemic
Preliminary data from the National Safety Council indicates that although Americans are driving less as a result of the pandemic, the emptier roads have become more lethal. The Council has reported that when compared to data from last year, there has been a 14% increase in fatality rates per miles driven. While there is… Read More »
Employer Defense in Southern California
The benefits of owning a business will almost always come with the unavoidable risk of being sued by a disgruntled employee. Whether the allegations are based on the presumption of a state or federal law, understanding the different types of allegations can help you protect your rights and interests. Common Workplace Allegations The State… Read More »
Mistakes That Can Hinder Your Child Custody Case
When going through a divorce, it can be challenging to handle the worry and stress associated with the process. In many cases, the legal aspects of the case can become complex, which can exasperate the personal issues between the former couple. When a case involves young children, this can complicate the case even further…. Read More »
What to Expect When Separating or Filing for Divorce During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The novel Coronavirus has presented the nation with very challenging times, and this is a particularly difficult time for those who were considering a legal separation or divorce before the start of the pandemic. The stress of the stay-at-home orders coupled with being forced to stay indoors with a difficult person can be challenging…. Read More »
The State of California Procedure for Mechanics Liens
According to the California Department of Consumer Affairs: Contractors State License Board, contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, and laborers have the right to file a mechanics lien on a person’s property if they do not get paid. A mechanics lien is essentially a legal tool that allows a construction company or laborer with a security… Read More »
The Standard of Review for Appeals and the Importance of the Record
A very important factor appellate attorneys will consider when assessing the probability of a successful appeal is the relevant standard of review. In fact, this matter is of utmost importance and nearly every appellate court will require a section in the appellate brief that is specifically for the standard of review, which highlights the… Read More »
Understanding California’s Premises Liability Laws
Premises liability laws in California are based on negligence, which is represented under Civil Code §1714(a). In a premises liability claim, the claim requires factual elements that will demonstrate the victim was harmed as a result of the defendant’s property management. The elements demonstrated will include: The accused party owned, occupied, leased, or controlled… Read More »
What You Should Know When Facing a Dog Bite Case
When it comes to dog bite cases, California enforces the theory of strict liability. Whether a dog bite that occurs in a public place or while the victim is lawfully on private property, the dog owner could be held accountable for any injuries caused. Dog bites can have devastating consequences, and they may require… Read More »
Child Custody Modifications in California
Every parent will recognize that spending time with children is a precious gift. For this reason, child custody disputes cannot only be problematic, but they can also be costly and emotional. Many parents will fight for the child custody arrangement that they will personally prefer, even when court procedures are stressful and expensive for… Read More »