How Much does a Divorce Attorney Cost?

Most people think that using a lawyer for divorce is too expensive.  They may opt to handle their divorce on their own or try a document service or paralegal. However, a much better solution is to opt for a 'flat fee' divorce lawyer. Lawyers who charge flat fees are usually comparable in fee … Read more about How Much does a Divorce Attorney Cost?

A Cooperative Spouse Makes for an Easy Divorce

The best way to divorce in California is with cooperation. That's right, when your spouse is cooperative you will spend less money on your divorce! It will also take less time. Further, you won't need to take time off work in most instances. You will not have to provide a babysitter for children! … Read more about A Cooperative Spouse Makes for an Easy Divorce

California Child Custody & Visitation Laws

Many California parents have difficulty establishing custody and visitation rights for their children.  They may have separated and are not speaking to each other or they may have verbal agreements for custody and visitation that are not followed. This is frustrating for both parties. Parents may be … Read more about California Child Custody & Visitation Laws

What if My Spouse Won’t Cooperate in a California Divorce?

Anyone going through a Divorce can attest to how stressful and complicated the process can be. This much is obvious. Time and time again, studies have shown that getting a divorce is often one of the most stressful life events. To make matters worse, many find themselves in a less than amicable … Read more about What if My Spouse Won’t Cooperate in a California Divorce?

What does In Pro Per Mean for a California Divorce?

Legal terminology can be confusing. In order to understand the term 'in pro per' it is important to understand what 'representation' means as it applies to divorce. The term 'representation' in a Divorce typically means 'full representation' which is explained as follows: The Attorney will … Read more about What does In Pro Per Mean for a California Divorce?

If my Spouse has an Affair, do I still Pay Spousal Support?

The simple answer is 'Yes, you might!' The award of spousal support is not based on whether your spouse has an affair or not. In essence, the courts do not even look at extramarital affairs in order to determine spousal support. California, like most other states, is a 'no fault' divorce state and … Read more about If my Spouse has an Affair, do I still Pay Spousal Support?

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