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How California determines the “best interests of the child”
When you and your child’s other parent end your relationship and are unable to agree about custody and parenting time, you may task California’s family
Should I put my child’s name on the deed to my home?
Avoiding probate is a noble goal of estate planning, but some gambits are much more trouble than they are worth. Many Americans wonder about the
Separating property in a California divorce
Going through a divorce is no easy feat. While there are many topics to negotiate, dividing property may be one of the most difficult. You
What is a living will?
You may be surprised to learn that a living will, also known as an advance healthcare directive in California, is not really a will at
3 reasons to consider taking a lump-sum alimony payment
If you chose to stay home while your spouse worked during your marriage, you may have some valid concerns about your ability to support yourself
Types of spousal support in California
Those who are facing a divorce may have concerns regarding their transition to single life. If a married couple each has drastically different income levels,
What are some estate planning mistakes to avoid?
It is a common misconception that estate planning is only beneficial to people who have large assets. The truth is that estate planning is beneficial
Why would the court reject your judgment papers?
In any legal form you fill out, a mistake can have dire consequences, and divorce papers are no different. According to the California Courts, you
How a California judge chooses an estate representative
In most cases in California, after a death, an estate representative will close out the estate through the probate process. The California Courts note that
How pre-wedding financial planning can help your marriage
Every couple should discuss finances before they marry, and if you already have bank accounts, retirement accounts or other assets, it is particularly important. Debt
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