Many families have one spouse who earns an income while the other spouse contributes at home. When a non-working spouse wishes to file for divorce, one of the most common questions that our office is asked is whether they can afford to divorce their spouse? At the Law Office of […]
Not all divorces are amicable, and if your spouse is making threats or being verbally abusive during a divorce, you may be tempted to record them as evidence of their behavior. However, recording your spouse in a California divorce can backfire more than you realize, and there are other ways […]
When most people think about what factors can influence a child custody case, they only think about elements relating to the parents and the child. However, third persons can often have a substantial impact on the outcome of a custody case in California. If you have questions about how third […]
In most California divorce cases, there is some level of animosity between spouses. These feelings can be amplified when a child is involved in the case, especially when parents do not agree on custody, visitation, or support of that child. Even if there are acrimonious feelings between spouses, those feelings […]
Married couples in California are provided significant protections before, during, and after a marriage with prenuptial, postnuptial, and divorce agreements. The situation is substantially different from unmarried couples, who receive no such protections under state law. However, cohabitating couples can create a cohabitation agreement with the assistance of an experienced […]