Asset and property division
You’ve heard of a prenup, but what’s a postnup? Unlike a prenuptial (or premarital) agreement, which is a contract entered into before marriage by two persons intending to marry, and which is covered by California Family Code section 1615, a postnuptial agreement is a...
Asset and property division, Divorce, Divorce settlement
There are many challenging questions that arise during a California divorce. One of the most common questions people have is about division of property, especially whether family law attorneys in San Diego can help you keep your house. Sometimes spouses both want out...
Asset and property division, Child and spousal support, Child custody and visitation, Divorce, Divorce settlement, Separation
Divorce is a legal process that has been left up to each individual state to determine What requirements they will put in place for people to get divorced within that particular state. If you have made the difficult decision to get divorced, you may be wondering what...
Asset and property division, Divorce, Divorce settlement, Separation
A prenuptial agreement, known as a premarital agreement in California, is an agreement between two people intending to marry that helps govern the terms of the marriage as well as potential dissolution of the union. For many years, prenuptial agreements have had a bad...
Asset and property division, Child and spousal support, Child custody and visitation, Divorce, Separation
Coming to terms that you want to divorce your spouse can be a very hard and agonizing decision. Divorce is a serious matter that requires a lot of thought and planning up front in order for you to fully understand and consider all of the consequences that come from a...
