
Interrogatories are written questions used during discovery to obtain information from another party in a California family law case. Unlike a deposition, where questions are[…]

One of the most common questions about California spousal support is how long payments will continue after divorce. There is no single formula that determines[…]

Financial information needed in a California divorce is not always held by either spouse. Banks, employers, businesses, credit card companies, and other third parties may[…]

Establishing legal parentage is an important step because parentage creates legal rights and responsibilities involving a child. California allows qualifying parents to establish parentage through[…]

A California divorce judgment is intended to resolve the parties’ community property rights, but an asset or debt may sometimes be left out. The omission[…]
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