Legal Articles, Divorce & Family Law
Proving or (Dis)proving Being a Child's Parent
In a divorce or parentage case, there needs to be proof that the child is yours. Some of these require active steps and others are automatic presumptions. For the latter, it's important that you take steps early on - otherwise, you may end up being responsible for supporting a child which is not your biological child.
5 Instances When You May Consider Separation Over Divorce
Being in a marriage that makes you unhappy can be very hard for anyone, especially if the situation is complicated or involving minor children, a family business, common debts, etc.
What if My Former Spouse Refuses to Pay Child Support?
If your spouse is falling behind in support and is in contempt of court-ordered child support, do not ignore the problem or engage in petty fighting.
California Limited Scope Representation
A brief introduction to the concept of Limited Scope Representation and how it could be used in cases in California state court.
Overview of the Divorce Process in California
An overview of the divorce process in California. Many people who file for a divorce do not finish their case because they either get overwhelmed by the process. However, many people make mistakes along the way and believe -- erroneously -- that their divorce is done when it actually isn't.
Overview of Community Property in a California Divorce
An overview of California Community Property law and some problems that can arise when you try to apply it in a California divorce.
How to Succeed with a Court Case
Many people struggle tremendously when they become involved in a court case. They lose sleep, make mistakes, and sometimes lose their case unnecessarily. In this article, I try to offer some examples of how a person can handle this struggle.
In Indiana You Can Adopt an Adult
There are many reasons you may want to adopt another adult. The reasons range from sentimental to practical.
Information Regarding Family and Criminal Law
Information regarding how our law firm can help you through your tough situation.
What is Considered Separate Property in a Divorce?
Separate property is property that one spouse obtained prior to the marriage or after the separation date for the marriage. But, it also includes: (see article)
