Topics in Family Law
Understanding California Divorce Cases Involving Marital Waste of Community Assets
During divorce, spouses sometimes accuse one another of improperly spending or wasting marital resources. California courts may examine whether one spouse intentionally depleted community assets[…]
Understanding California Divorce Cases Involving Reimbursement for Home Improvements
Home improvement projects often increase both the comfort and value of a family’s residence. During a marriage, spouses may spend substantial amounts of money remodeling[…]
Understanding California Divorce Cases Involving Stock Market Losses During Divorce
Investment accounts can fluctuate dramatically during divorce proceedings. Market volatility may cause stocks, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and retirement accounts to gain or lose significant[…]
What California Parents Should Know About Custody Orders for Parents Who Work Nontraditional Schedules
Not every parent works a traditional Monday-through-Friday schedule. Healthcare workers, first responders, truck drivers, military personnel, utility workers, hospitality employees, and many others often work[…]
Understanding California Divorce Cases Involving Post-Separation Debt
Many people assume that once they separate, all future financial obligations become entirely their own responsibility. While California law often treats the date of separation[…]
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