Facing a restraining order in the military? This article will go over the process and why it is important to prepare an adequate defense.
Collaborative divorce is when spouses work together in an honest and open manner to attempt to reach a settlement without having to go to court.
We should start with what is jurisdiction exactly, jurisdiction is the legal authority for the court to hear a case.
If you are looking for an attorney but cannot afford the sometimes $5,000+ for a retainer, there are attorneys who work on a volunteer basis or free resources available from legal aid.
We often get asked the same questions by potential clients in our initial consultation and though the specific facts of your case may vary, these commonly asked questions generally apply to most, if not all, divorce matters in California.
Trying to adopt a child in California? This article discusses the process to adopt a child in California, the different types and requirements involved.
There are some aspects of child testimony that is discretionary and up to the Judge, and others that are ruled by statute.
Often during a separation or divorce, individuals are faced with many challenges throughout the process.
Though the marriage might be coming to a close, a spouse may still need financial support in order to start a new life. Whether or not a spouse is entitled to spousal support is dependent on a series of factors. It can prove to be difficult for both parties during a time of high stress, and it is important that facts, as well as the entire alimony process, is handled professionally and efficiently within a timely matter.
Here is some helpful information on what spousal support is and if it could be the right option for you in your time of need.
Are you going through a divorce? We know it can be confusing, stressful, and emotionally draining. To help you make a well-informed decision, we’ve narrowed it down to 3 questions to ask a divorce attorney during the initial consultation.
Full child custody, or sole child custody, implies that all parental rights will be given to one single parent. Most judges will be content to grant joint custody to both parents, but if one parent is unfit to care for a child.