What is Community Property in a California Divorce?

Sometimes it can be hard to understand what property is considered 'community' in a California Divorce and what is not.  Here are some helpful guidelines: assets that were purchased during the marriage (from the date of marriage to the date of separation) are usually considered 'community' … Read more about What is Community Property in a California Divorce?

Adultery Law in a California Divorce

Adultery is a very upsetting occurrence in a marriage.  In most cases, adultery signals the end of the marriage.  In some cases, it is the starting point to a discussion of the problems that lead to adultery and a repair of the issues. However, most people feel that there should be a different … Read more about Adultery Law in a California Divorce

Divorce with Children in Another Country

Divorce with children can be tricky especially when the children live in another country.  If one parent lives in California, he/she can file for Divorce in this state. However, if the children live in another country, California will hold jurisdiction for child support, but not for custody & … Read more about Divorce with Children in Another Country

Why Use a Flat Fee Divorce Lawyer in California?

There are many advantages to using one of our Flat Fee Divorce Lawyers in California.  Here are some of them: you will substantially lower your cost  you will have the advice and oversight of an experienced Divorce Attorney your paperwork will be prepared and processed in a timely, … Read more about Why Use a Flat Fee Divorce Lawyer in California?

Grounds for Divorce in California

California is a pure 'no fault' state and as such does not require 'grounds' for Divorce. In addition it does not require that the parties live separately for a period of time in order to file for Divorce. 'Fault' in Divorce means that someone is at fault for the breakdown of the marriage and … Read more about Grounds for Divorce in California

How to know if your Divorce is Recognized in California

Divorce is recognized in California even when it is finalized in another state.  This is despite the fact that other states may have much easier requirements for Divorce than California. The 'full faith and credit'  provision in the United States Constitution allows for this recognition between … Read more about How to know if your Divorce is Recognized in California

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