Final Divorce Order
Divorce involves a lot of really important decisions. Which means that—between dividing property, divvying up child custody, and figuring out mortgages (not to mention, family pets)—you’ll have a lot to …
Divorce Complaint
So you’ve decided to get divorced… Now what? Like all lawsuits, starting your divorce begins with telling the court. And, in California, this is done by filing what’s known as …
Postnuptial Agreements
Most people have heard of a prenuptial agreement before—the pre-marriage contract that (once upon a time) used to spell out “certain doom” for the soon-to-be-wed couples who entered into them. …
Intro to Visitation in California
Between school, play, chores, and extracurricular activities, kids are a busy bunch. Which means that when it comes to divorce, it can sometimes be tricky for California courts to divide …
How Much Does Divorce Cost?
So here you are. You’ve decided to get a divorce, but now you’ve got questions—a lot of them. Like, “Where do I even start?” and, “Should I hire an attorney?” …
Contempt of Court
The only thing more stressful than a divorce is having to go back to court, to enforce the divorce order that your judge already handed down. (As if the first …
Child Custody Overview
Child custody refers to the various rights and responsibilities associated with taking care of a child. These authorities and obligations are most commonly associated with divorce; however, they are also …
Enforcing a Visitation Order
In California, all custody decisions are made according to a child’s best interest. This includes being able to have a loving, healthy relationship with both of their parents, whenever possible. …
Enforcing a Custody Order
Nothing is more important to you than your child. You want to protect them, and to give them the very best in life. Which is why it can be so …
Enforcing a Divorce Order
The last thing anyone wants to do after getting divorced is head back to their attorney’s office for post-divorce services—especially if those services involve enforcing a divorce order. Unfortunately, that’s …