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California divorce requires substantial financial disclosure between spouses. Preliminary declarations of disclosure play a fundamental role in that process and generally cannot simply be waived[…]

Some California child custody disputes involve issues that cannot be adequately evaluated through the parents’ competing statements alone. In a contested custody or visitation proceeding,[…]

A business interest can be one of the most complicated assets to divide in a California divorce. Unlike a bank account with a readily identifiable[…]
A California divorce does not always require every issue to be resolved at the same time. Property division, retirement benefits, support, and other disputes may[…]
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