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How Remarriage Can Affect Child Support

Remarrying after a divorce comes with many changes—new relationships, blended families, and often, questions about how child support may be affected. If you or your ex-spouse is getting remarried, you

How a Divorce Attorney Helps You Navigate Child Custody Issues

Child custody matters can be one of the most emotionally challenging aspects of divorce. When parents decide to part ways, the well-being of their children becomes a top priority. In

How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in California?

How long does it take to get a divorce in California? The answer to that question is—it depends. Under California family law, a couple cannot be divorced until at least six

Getting Divorced Without Having to Go to Court

One of the most common concerns people have when considering divorce is whether they can avoid going to court. Many clients come into our office and ask, “I want to

Community Property vs. Separate Property

In California, property division during a divorce can be one of the most contentious aspects of the process. As a community property state, California law has specific guidelines on how

Engaged on Valentine’s Day? Why You Should Consider a Prenup

Valentine’s Day is one of the year’s most romantic days, making it the perfect time to pop the question. If you’re newly engaged—congratulations! This is an exciting milestone in your

Contemplating Divorce Around Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is a time when love is celebrated, but for some, it can bring up feelings of uncertainty, especially if their relationship is struggling. For those contemplating divorce, the

Can Cohabitating with a New Partner Affect Your Spousal Support?

Divorce can bring significant financial changes, and for those receiving spousal support (alimony), one major concern is whether moving in with a new partner can impact the payments they receive.

Understanding Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs)

Dividing assets during a divorce can be complicated, especially regarding retirement accounts. If you or your spouse have a 401(k), pension, stock options, or other deferred benefit plans, you will

Does Extended Cohabitation Automatically Lead to Common Law Marriage?

Many couples believe that if they live together for a certain number of years, they are automatically considered married under common law marriage, which is one of the most common

Understanding Your Rights When Cohabitating Without Marriage

More couples than ever are choosing to live together without getting married. While cohabitation can offer many benefits, it also raises important legal questions—especially regarding assets, property, child custody, and

Why Divorce Filings Surge After the Holidays

The holiday season is often portrayed as the most wonderful time of the year, filled with family gatherings, festive celebrations, and moments of togetherness. However, for some couples, the holidays

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