
Before filing for divorce in California, one of the first issues to consider is whether the state’s residency requirements have been satisfied. California imposes specific[…]

Divorce and annulment both involve the legal status of a marriage, but they are fundamentally different proceedings. A California divorce terminates a valid marriage. A[…]

Formal discovery in a California divorce can include more than exchanging written questions and financial documents. In cases where important facts are disputed or additional[…]

Selling the family residence immediately is not always the arrangement spouses choose when resolving a California divorce. In some cases, the sale of a substantially[…]

Separation changes many aspects of a marriage, but it does not immediately eliminate every financial duty between spouses. During a California divorce, spouses continue to[…]
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