
Child custody disputes sometimes cross state lines. A child may recently have arrived in California even though another state would ordinarily have authority to make[…]

Domestic violence is not limited to hitting or other forms of physical injury. California’s Domestic Violence Prevention Act recognizes a broader range of conduct as[…]

Not everyone receives the same paycheck every month. Many California employees earn commissions, annual bonuses, performance incentives, restricted stock units, stock options, or other forms[…]

Some California divorces involve relatively straightforward finances. Others involve businesses, numerous accounts, fluctuating income, stock compensation, separate property claims, or transactions extending back many years.[…]

Domestic violence and child custody can become closely connected in California family law proceedings. When a court determines that a parent has committed domestic violence,[…]
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