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Can Child Custody Orders Continue After a Domestic Violence Restraining Order Ends?

Domestic violence restraining-order proceedings and child custody issues can overlap when the parties share children. A California court considering a request for a domestic violence[…]

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How Does Fluctuating Income Affect Spousal Support in California?

Determining income for spousal support can be relatively straightforward when someone earns the same salary every month. The calculation becomes more complicated when earnings change[…]

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What Happens to the Family Home in a California Divorce?

The family home is often one of the most valuable assets in a California divorce. It can also be one of the most emotionally significant.[…]

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What Happens After You Are Served With a Domestic Violence Restraining Order in California?

Being served with a request for a Domestic Violence Restraining Order can create immediate and serious concerns. The documents may contain temporary restrictions and provide[…]

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Temporary Spousal Support vs. Long-Term Spousal Support in California

Spousal support can arise at different stages of a California divorce or legal separation. One important distinction is between temporary support ordered while the case[…]

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