Topics in Family Law

What Is a Request for Admission in a California Family Law Case?

Discovery involves several different tools that help both parties gather information before settlement discussions or trial. One of those tools is the Request for Admission,[…]

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How Can Parents Successfully Co-Parent After a California Divorce?

The end of a marriage does not end the responsibilities of parenthood. After a divorce or separation, parents continue making important decisions that affect their[…]

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How Are Business Interests Handled During a California Divorce?

For business owners, a divorce may involve more than dividing household assets and debts. Whether one spouse owns a small family business, a professional practice,[…]

What Are Preliminary Financial Disclosures in a California Divorce?

One of the earliest and most important responsibilities in a California divorce is completing preliminary financial disclosures. These disclosures are designed to ensure that both[…]

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How Can Parents Reduce Conflict During Child Custody Exchanges?

For many separated or divorced parents, custody exchanges become one of the most frequent points of interaction. While exchanges may seem like a simple transfer[…]

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