If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Share Asset division for most couples is not too complicated when it involves a home, two vehicles, a few retirement accounts and some debt. The biggest concern is to divide this marital estate in a manner both spouses are happy [...]
Share During divorce and bankruptcy proceedings, certain issues play a big part, such as debts incurred during the marriage. According to Bankruptcy Code Section 523a, the following types of debts are not dischargeable under Chapter 7, but can be discharged under Chapter 13 if the debtor complies with a payment plan and has paid all [...]
Share Two of the most important issues that come up in divorce cases are child custody and child support. Divorce, for the most part, can be an unhealthy situation for children; it can cause them to be unhappy and angry at their parents. Today, children have much more extracurricular activities to keep them busy – [...]
Share When a couple says, “I do”, they believe their marriage will last forever. The word divorce never enters their thoughts. What happens when your dreams are shattered? What happens when divorce looks like the only answer? So many questions enter your mind. Could it be that you are just tired of constant arguing, no [...]
Share Parents who get divorced sometimes relocate to another state. Relocation can wreak havoc on family relationships where children are torn between two parents. There are laws that protect the non-custodial parent from their child moving miles away. If you are a parent planning to relocate with your children to another state, it is important for [...]
Share A positive review from a client whose family law matters we handled….. From Melanie I had been trying to settle a post judgement case for nearly three years. My ex-husband was ordered by the court to pay me several thousand dollars. Although, I had previously received several judgements, writs, and income withholding orders he [...]
Share A marital separation agreement divides a couple’s property and spells out their rights and obligations regarding alimony and child custody. It can be drawn up before or after you have filed for divorce – even while you are still living together. This agreement is not necessary if there is no property, children or debts [...]
Share An outstanding testimonial received by a client whose divorce & family law issues we handled….. From M. Fallis-Skinner I had been trying to settle a post judgment case for nearly three years. My ex-husband was ordered by the court to pay me several thousand dollars. Although, I had previously received several judgments, writs, and [...]
Share The process of administering an estate of a loved one can only add to your emotional turmoil. California law requires any estate without a Will (when someone dies intestate) to go through the probate process and in some cases, estates valued at more than $150,000 may be subject to probate. It’s a tedious and [...]
Share An unmarried parent must go the extra mile. He or she needs to take extra legal precautions to protect their rights. If you were a married parent, you would be allowed to authorize emergency medical treatment for your child. You would probably be granted custody or visitation rights if your relationship ends. If your [...]
