
Discovery is an essential part of many California family law cases. Through discovery, parties exchange information and documents that help clarify financial issues, parenting matters,[…]

One of the earliest and most important responsibilities in a California divorce is the exchange of Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure. These disclosures are intended to[…]

Many California family law cases are resolved through settlement rather than trial. Settlement negotiations give both parties an opportunity to discuss possible resolutions, evaluate options,[…]

One of the most common questions people ask when beginning a family law case is how attorney’s fees are handled. Whether the case involves divorce,[…]

A family law case often involves much more than attending court hearings. Over the course of several months—or sometimes longer—you may receive court notices, exchange[…]
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