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Understanding Temporary Restraining Orders

When a summons is issued in a divorce case in California, which occurs at the time the initial Petition of Dissolution is filed, there are provisions listed within the summons

What Does the SCRA Mean for Your Military Divorce?

If you’re a member of the military and seeking a divorce, you may wonder how particular laws may impact your divorce case. The SCRA is a federal law that protects active-duty

How Social Media Can Hurt Your San Diego Divorce Case

Social media networks, such as Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Reddit, Twitter, and the like, are used by millions of people to communicate with one another and to share often intimate aspects of their

Who Gets the Ring in a Divorce?

The engagement ring and wedding band—symbols of love and commitment. But what happens when the relationship breaks apart? Who gets the ring in a divorce? Well, it depends on the stage

Does It Matter Who Files First in a San Diego Divorce?

Making some proactive moves during a divorce can give you an advantage and help make sure you do not face more of a burden than what is already involved in

Is Sole Legal Custody Right in Your Divorce?

It is never an easy decision to pursue divorce, and the process can often be complex and confusing especially when children are involved in the divorce process. Custody of children can be

How to Change Spousal Support in a San Diego Divorce

Spousal support, also known as Alimony, can be a difficult issue during a divorce. In California, there are two main types of spousal support: temporary and permanent. Temporary spousal support, sometimes

How Can a Family Law Attorney in San Diego Help Me Keep My Home?

There are many challenging questions that arise during a California divorce. One of the most common questions people have is about division of property, and “how can a family law attorney

Dividing a Business During Divorce in San Diego County

Dividing assets as part of a divorce can affect the divorcing couple in many ways, especially if the asset is a business that forms a large part of the couple’s

New Year’s Resolutions for Separating Spouses

Sometimes couples who are planning on separating or divorcing prefer to wait out the holiday season and file for separation and divorce in the New Year. This can be because

Avoiding Financial Pitfalls During a Divorce Around The Holidays

The holiday season can be a great time to share with, appreciate, and spend time with your loved ones. It can also be a great time of stress for some

Can You Record Your Spouse to Show Harassment?

There are many reasons for spouses to make the difficult choice to get divorced. Some of these may involve very stressful experiences, and those experiences can lead to emotional reactions

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