Topics in Family Law

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What Should You Do Before Filing for Divorce in California?

Deciding to file for divorce is rarely an impulsive decision. For many people, it comes after months or even years of careful thought. Once that[…]

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Do I Need a Lawyer for an Uncontested Divorce in California?

When spouses agree that their marriage is ending and are able to resolve most—or even all—of the major issues, it’s common to wonder whether hiring[…]

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Can Parents Create Their Own Child Custody Schedule in California?

When parents separate, one of the biggest concerns is figuring out how their children will spend time with each parent. Many people assume the court[…]

What Is the Difference Between a Contested and Uncontested Divorce in California?

If you’re considering filing for divorce, you’ve probably come across the terms “contested” and “uncontested.” While they sound straightforward, many people misunderstand what these terms[…]

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Is Everything Split 50/50 in a California Divorce?

Ask almost anyone what they know about California divorce law, and you’ll probably hear the same answer: “Everything gets split fifty-fifty.” While there’s some truth[…]

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