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Asset Division is a Complex Matter in California, Here’s Why

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The State of California is a “no-fault state,” generally with regard to divorce. In layman’s terms, this means that a person can file for divorce without having to allege some wrongdoing on the part of their spouse. The primary reason for seeking a divorce in California is “irreconcilable differences.” In some circumstances, the permanent… Read More »

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Dividing Debt in a Divorce Case in California

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When a married couple in California make the decision to divorce, any assets they accumulated while married will be divided between them. For a vast majority of married couples, assets are not the only thing they must divide. For example, many couples in California have debts that must also be divided. The couple can… Read More »

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What You Should Know About Property Division in a Divorce

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The State of California is considered a community property state, as opposed to an equitable distribution state. Any property and assets obtained during a couple’s marriage will be presumed to belong to both spouses equally in California. For this reason, the property typically must be equally distributed between the spouses by a judge in… Read More »

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Social Media Can Affect a Divorce Case – Here’s How

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A significant portion of the U.S. population uses social media platforms on a regular basis. Whether social media is being used for professional or personal reasons, many of us post updates or messages without a second thought for the implications a post may have. During a divorce case, an attorney could use a social… Read More »

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Potential Challenges in Same-Sex Divorce Cases in California

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For same-sex couples, the divorce process can generally be considered the same as opposite-sex couples, but there are unique aspects to same-sex divorce that should be considered. When preparing to go through a divorce as a same-sex couple in California, obtaining the support of an experienced family law attorney in Southern California can be… Read More »

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What You Should Know About Property Division When Getting a Divorce

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The State of California is one of nine states that operate under community property laws in cases of divorce. On the contrary, most states operate under equitable distribution laws, which means that any property acquired during the marriage will belong to the party who earned the property. Unless there are unusual circumstances, marital property… Read More »

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California’s Court Ordered Child Support Law

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A divorce or legal separation can be a very difficult process, especially when it involves minor children. As a parent, you can rest assured that state law will ensure the interests of your child are protected. The California Family Code §3900 codifies a parent’s obligation to the support of their underage children, in a… Read More »

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What to Expect When Separating or Filing for Divorce During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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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 »

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Family Law in the State of California: An Overview of the Divorce Process

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If you or someone you know is a resident of the State of California and is contemplating filing for a divorce, consider the following information. This article will highlight important factors that could affect parts of the divorce and/or the filing process. Although most states have similar laws with regard to family law, every… Read More »

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Family Law Property Disputes

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Valuing a Business In today’s society, it is common for either one or even both spouses to possess a share of some sort of business. In some cases the business was built together, built partially before and during the marriage and sometimes completely before the marriage. Unfortunately for those who are considering divorce, a… Read More »

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