Fathers play an essential role in their children’s lives, and California law recognizes this by ensuring equal custody and visitation rights for both parents. At JWB Family Law, we understand
The legal process can be overwhelming, especially when disputes remain unresolved. The Mandatory Settlement Conference (MSC) is a critical step in the litigation process, offering a final opportunity to settle disputes before
Family law cases often involve numerous complex issues, ranging from child custody to property division. Sometimes, addressing all these matters together can lead to delays that prolong the legal process.
When navigating the complex divorce process, one essential document stands at the center of resolving your case: the Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA). This agreement is the cornerstone of your dissolution case,
When parents share custody or have a visitation agreement, deciding to move out of the area can become a complex legal issue. In California, the process for moving with a
Dividing assets during a divorce can be complex, particularly when it involves retirement and investment accounts. In California, understanding how assets acquired during a marriage are categorized and divided is
Domestic violence is a serious issue that affects countless individuals and families. If you find yourself in a relationship where domestic violence is occurring, it’s important to know that you
Domestic violence is a serious issue that not only affects the well-being of individuals but also plays a significant role in family law cases. In California, Family Code Section 3044
As we enter October, it’s important to recognize that this month is dedicated to National Domestic Violence Awareness. Domestic violence affects millions of people from all walks of life, and it’s more
In family law, compliance with court orders is essential to ensuring that both parties uphold their legal responsibilities. When a party fails to follow these orders, they may be held
When drafting a prenuptial agreement, many couples want to cover all their bases to ensure a smooth transition in case of a divorce. Many couples ask: Can you include provisions for
Prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly popular among couples looking to safeguard their assets and clarify financial expectations before entering into marriage. However, it’s essential to be aware of the limitations