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Division of Quasi-Community Marital Property in Divorce and Dissolution of Marriage Fullerton Divorce Lawyers – Free Consultations to Learn about Division of Marital Property What is Quasi-Community Property? For purposes of a property division in marital actions or the rules governing marital property debt liability, Family Code Section 125 defines “quasi–community property” to include (i) real and personal


Divorce Certified Family Law Specialists – Serving Huntington Beach and all Orange County Free Consultations – Free Parking – Easy to Talk to Attorneys California statutory law governs who is allowed to file a petition (form FL-100) for divorce, legal separation and for an annulment.  If a person does not meet the statutory residency requirements to


Divorce Lawyers in Fullerton, California – Expert Advice Free Parking – Friendly Office Divorce litigation can be an extremely scary proposition for anyone.  The fears of walking into court can be expounded when a divorcing spouse is unfamiliar with the process and unfamiliar with how information gained from technological sources can be used against them


Posted on 04/10/15 Divorce

Can a divorce summons be served through Facebook?  A judge in New York says “Yes” San Diego Divorce Lawyers – Private Consultation – Certified Family Law Specialists Divorce cases are initiated by the filing of a Petition for dissolution of marriage, a Summons, and one additional form to verify that the divorce filing in San


How Child Custody & Visitation Orders Shape Child Support Guidelines Fullerton Child Custody Lawyer – Newport Beach Child Support Attorneys (Free Consultations) Many family law and divorce litigants in Orange County, California, make the mistake of negotiating child custody and visitation orders without thinking about the financial implications of doing so. The statutory guidelines in


Posted on 01/05/15 Divorce,Marital Property

Community Property and Title Presumptions – Recent CA Supreme Court Decision re: Life Insurance The California Supreme Court heard one family law case in 2014, In Re Marriage of Valli (“Valli”), which required the Court to determine whether a life insurance policy purchased during marriage, but titled in one spouse’s name alone should be classified


Posted on 01/05/15 Discovery,Divorce

Important Changes to the California Family Code in 2015 On January 1, 2015, several changes to the California Family Code took effect.  It is important to know these changes because they may apply to your case.  Important changes to the Code include the following: Multiple Section Changes to Reflect Gender Neutrality Effective January 1, 2015,