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Dividing debts is an important part of California property division. A divorce judgment may assign a mortgage, credit card balance, vehicle loan, or other obligation[…]

Children can have meaningful views about where they want to live and how they want to spend time with each parent, particularly as they grow[…]

California property division can become complicated when separate property and community property funds have been mixed in the same account. Depositing separate funds into a[…]

A business owned by one or both spouses can be a significant asset in a California divorce. Its value may include more than equipment, inventory,[…]
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