
Selling the family residence immediately is not the only possible outcome when a home must ultimately be divided in a California divorce. In certain cases[…]

Financial and property disputes in a California divorce often depend on documents rather than memory. Bank statements, business records, account statements, deeds, loan documents, and[…]

Interstate child custody cases usually require the court to determine which state has jurisdiction under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, commonly called[…]

Most California divorces involve two parties: the spouses. Sometimes, however, another person, business, or retirement plan claims an interest in property or another matter the[…]

Many parents assume that California child support automatically ends on a child’s 18th birthday. That is not always the case. California law includes circumstances in[…]
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