You Have A Judgment For Support, Now What?

You Have A Judgment For Support, Now What?

Oftentimes I hear these exact words when consulting with family law clients. They have been to court and awarded by …

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How and When Can I End Spousal Support?

How and When Can I End Spousal Support?

This is an often confusing area of the law for many litigants. Part of the reason for this confusion is …

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Request To Modify Support Orders

Request To Modify Support Orders

In these troubling economic times where job loss is unfortunately all too common, I have received numerous requests regarding modifying …

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Earning Capacity vs. Actual Income in Divorce Support

Earning Capacity vs. Actual Income in Divorce Support

One of the most debated issues in California divorce cases is whether support, be it spousal support or child support, …

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Whose Property Is It Anyway?

Whose Property Is It Anyway?

Disagreements regarding who owns a particular piece of property can, and often do, come up in marital dissolution actions. In …

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How CalPERS Military Service Credits Are Divided in California Divorce: The Marriage of Green Case Explained

How CalPERS Military Service Credits Are Divided in California Divorce: The Marriage of Green Case Explained

Dividing property in a California divorce isn’t always straightforward, especially when pensions, military service credits, and complex assets like CalPERS …

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Understanding Quitclaim Deeds and Spousal Property Rights

Understanding Quitclaim Deeds and Spousal Property Rights

Property division during divorce can become complex when spouses transfer real estate interests between each other. A recent appellate case, …

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Do I Still Own My Home?

Do I Still Own My Home?

An interesting situation develops when during a marriage the spouses take the title of their real property and, for whatever …

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Determining If Property Is Community Is Not Always So Easy

Determining If Property Is Community Is Not Always So Easy

Under Family Code, Section 760, generally, property that is acquired during marriage is considered community property. This is a pretty …

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