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Biology can be important in a California parentage case, but DNA is not the only way a legal parent-child relationship can arise. California parentage law[…]

A family-owned business can be one of the most difficult assets to divide in a California divorce. Unlike a bank account, a business cannot always[…]

Domestic violence can create financial consequences that continue long after the immediate incident. A person may discover new debts, face damaged property, lose earnings, need[…]

Parentage cases are not always limited to identifying one mother and one father. Modern families can involve biological parents, presumed parents, intended parents, and other[…]
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