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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
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
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?
Disagreements regarding who owns a particular piece of property can, and often do, come up in marital dissolution actions. In …
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Military Service Credits and Divorce in California: Are They Community or Separate Property?
Here is what happened: Husband served in the United States Air Force for four years before marriage. Thereafter, he began …
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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
Property division during divorce can become complex when spouses transfer real estate interests between each other. A recent appellate case, …
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Spousal Property Transfers and Quit Claim Deeds Explained
An interesting situation arises when, during a marriage, the spouses take title to their real property and, for whatever reason, …
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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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