Child custody and visitation arrangements can be some of the most emotionally charged and challenging aspects of divorce or separation. At JWB Family Law, we understand the importance of protecting
Divorce can be one of the most challenging and emotionally taxing experiences in a person’s life. It involves not only the dissolution of a marriage but also complex legal, financial,
In family law, property division often presents a complex and challenging undertaking, especially when it comes to the sensitive matter of reclaiming separate property during divorce proceedings. At JWB Family
Attorney fees as sanctions under Family Code Section 271 represent a legal recourse available in cases of familial litigation where one party obstructs the progress of the case, causing unnecessary
In the realm of Family Law, one of the prevailing issues that frequently arises is the challenge of effective communication between divorced or divorcing couples concerning custody and visitation matters.
Within the intricate landscape of family law, Family Code Section 2030 assumes a pivotal role by addressing the economic imbalances that often surface during divorce proceedings. Its primary objective is
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, often accompanied by numerous financial complexities. Protecting your financial interests during a divorce is crucial to ensure your future financial stability. In
When it comes to divorce proceedings and the division of assets, military pensions can often be a significant point of contention, especially for couples who have spent many years together.
When individuals find themselves navigating the complex terrain of divorce, one common consideration is the possibility of selling their home promptly to distribute their community property assets efficiently. However, it’s
When a divorce arises in the context of raising a child with special needs, it’s crucial to consider the well-being of the child as a top priority. Parents must navigate
Several federal laws are relevant procedurally when one or both spouses in a dissolution proceeding are members of the military. Although not every Act applies to every case, it is