Adultery is on the books in several states as a criminal act, but not in California, as of this post. So here is today’s question: does cheating on a spouse affect the terms of a couple’s divorce, specifically regarding alimony? The answer to that question, for...
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Do I need a Premarital Agreement?
The decision on whether or not to pursue a Premarital Agreement with your fiancé can be complicated and the benefits of a Premarital Agreement can be significant depending upon the financial situations of both parties. Generally speaking, in the event that a marriage...
What are the Residency Requirements for Golden State Divorces?
If the California Supreme Court lacks jurisdiction over your divorce, you cannot petition to dissolve your California marriage. How can you make sure that you are eligible? There are many ways to demonstrate that you’ve met residency requirements. Normally, this only...
Understanding Premarital and Prenuptial Agreements in Orange County, California – Part II
Let’s dive a little deeper into the law that governs California prenuptial and premarital agreements. As we discussed last time, the important California Family Code Sections are sections 1600 through 1617. Section 1613 says that premarital agreements go into affect...
8 Tips for Communicating with Your California Family Law Attorney – Part 3
Here are three more useful tips for how to communicate well with your California family law lawyer, so that you can enjoy more peace of mind and less confusion. 6. Journal. It’s easier to get what you want, when you know what you want — and when you understand your...
8 Tips for Communicating with Your California Family Law Attorney – Part 2
Here are two more tips for how to communicate more effectively with your California family law attorney about your divorce, child custody, or other legal issue. 4. Set expectations with your legal team. Hopefully, your attorney has a specific, tested process for...