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A California spousal support dispute may involve disagreement about whether a spouse can become employed or earn more. A vocational evaluation provides professional information concerning[…]

Moving to California does not erase the property system that applied while spouses lived elsewhere. However, property acquired during marriage in another state may be[…]

Selling the family residence immediately may disrupt a child’s school, medical care, or established living environment. In qualifying California divorces, the court may consider postponing[…]

The date of separation can change how debts are allocated in a California divorce. A credit card charge, personal loan, medical bill, or other obligation[…]
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