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What Does Community Property Mean in Terms of Divorce in California?

When it comes to property distribution during a divorce, you will see a couple of different phrases…

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Difference Between Physical and Legal Custody in California

Custody is often separated into two very distinct areas. These areas are Physical Custody and Legal Custody.…

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What Does the Area of Family Law Cover?

Divorce is only One Aspect of Family Law Most people will use the terms “Family Law” and…

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Residency Requirements to Obtain a Divorce in California

California, as all states in the Unites States, has passed a law allowing a “no fault” divorce.…

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What is the Difference Between Divorce and Annulment in California?

As most people know, a divorce is the end of a marriage. It can be a complicated…

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Can you get divorced if you cannot locate your spouse?

It takes a little work, but ultimately, yes, you can get a divorce if you cannot locate…

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What is the Divorce Process in California?

The Process of Divorce Does Not Require the Agreement of Both Spouses ​In California, the process of…

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Are there any cases where you can request that a judge award attorney’s fees?

In California, there are two specific circumstances where a judge may order one spouse to pay the…

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Do we need to go to court to set up a spousal or child support agreement?

It is not necessary to go to court The short answer is no, you don’t have to…

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What are the legal grounds for Divorce in California?

In California, there are two legal grounds for divorce: Irreconcilable differences, which have caused the irremediable breakdown…

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