When couples decide to marry, most of the time the last thing on their minds is what will happen if they divorce. Such considerations are deemed unromantic or even cynical. This may be true in part, but, depending upon a California resident's circumstances, it may be...
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Month: February 2015
Abduction is not the way to challenge a child custody order
When couples divorce, it can be difficult for children to adjust to the change in family arrangements. For a California parent, being separated from his or her child or children may be far more distressing than being separated from his or her spouse. As a result,...
When California property division in a divorce means business
Divorce is often financially complex. In a community property state such as California, it may stir up emotions when deciding, for example, which spouse gets the wedding china. For couples who own a business together, there can be unforeseen complications that do not...
John Sculley, former Apple CEO, in hidden assets allegation
Divorce proceedings can be complex and time consuming. Once a divorce is finalized, one may consider that to be the end of the matter, and, in the majority of cases, that is true. For a few California residents, important information regarding hidden assets may come...