Child Custody Cases in California: Frequently Asked Questions

When parents cannot agree to the terms of a child’s custody or visitation, the parents may choose to go to court and have a judge provide a temporary order. A court order on child custody is based on the “best interests of the child” which is determined based on various enumerated factors under the California Family Code. A temporary order on child custody will remain in effect until the parents can reach a mutual agreement as to permanent custody or when the issues have been resolved in a trial with a final or permanent order on child custody. If you are...

15 April

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File a Wage and Hour Complaint in the State of California

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Business Law, Employment Law

In California, an employee can enforce his or her wage and hour rights by filing a complaint through the California Superior Court, Federal District Court, or directly with the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement depending on various circumstances including the type of claims being asserted and whether there is an employment arbitration agreement. The wage and hours of an employee in California are protected under state and federal laws. Unbeknownst to many, these laws are not typically self-enforced and when a labor law has been violated, the worker will need to take action by filing a claim. Types of claims can...

01 April

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Professional Liability in the State of California: Proving Legal Malpractice

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Legal Malpractice

The California’s court system is one of the largest in the world, serving a population of more than 39 million people. According to the Judicial Council of California, in the fiscal year of 2015-2016, 6.2 million cases were filed in the Superior Courts for matters from civil, criminal, family and juvenile, probate, mental health, appeals and habeas. With those statistics, it should come to no surprise that you or someone you know may be involved in a situation that requires the need of a legal professional and the expertise of an attorney. Unfortunately, there are attorneys who work without due...

15 March

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Business Formation in California: How an Attorney Can Protect Your Rights

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Business Law

The initial steps of starting a business are some of the most important. Based on the primary steps you take, you can help to ensure that you have a secure and stable foundation to have a successful business venture. When structuring a business, it is imperative to structure it in a way that will meet your long-term and short-term business goals. Opting for an inadequate structure can have harmful consequences that could range from tax concerns, financial burdens, litigation, or other legal problems. Whether you're starting up a restaurant, service company, or even a cannabis business, Knez Law Group can help...

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