
Some family law cases require questions that are more specific than those contained in California’s standardized Form Interrogatories. Special interrogatories allow a party to prepare[…]

California divorce cases can involve financial events stretching back years. By the time spouses begin dividing property, questions may arise about when an asset was[…]

Financial transparency is an important part of the California divorce process. Before spouses can properly resolve many of their property and financial issues, each side[…]

Determining whether property is community or separate property is only part of the property-division process. The court may also need to determine what an asset[…]

California is commonly described as a no-fault divorce state. As a result, a spouse generally does not need to prove adultery, abandonment, or another form[…]
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