Topics in Family Law

What Happens at a California Divorce Trial?

Many California divorces are resolved through settlement, but some disputes remain unresolved and must be decided by the family court. A divorce trial gives each[…]

How Can Spousal Support Be Modified After a California Divorce?

A California spousal support order may continue for years after a divorce is finalized, but financial circumstances can change significantly during that time. A former[…]

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What Is a Deposition in a California Divorce?

During a California divorce, spouses sometimes need more information than financial disclosures, written questions, or document requests can provide. A deposition is a formal discovery[…]

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When Can Visitation Be Supervised in a California Child Custody Case?

Parenting time usually allows a parent and child to spend time together without another person present. In some California child custody cases, however, the family[…]

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When Can a Parent Move Away With a Child in California?

A parent’s decision to relocate can create difficult questions when the parents share custody or parenting time. Moving across California—or to another state—may affect school[…]

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