After more than four decades practicing family law in California, I’ve learned this: when substantial assets are involved, a divorce …
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After more than four decades practicing family law in California, I’ve learned this: when substantial assets are involved, a divorce …
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Divorce is a challenging life event, and when high net worth individuals are involved, the complications multiply. The stakes in …
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Valuing a privately held business during divorce proceedings in California can be complex, particularly when the business has both separate …
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There are countless reasons to consider a premarital agreement when planning for your and your future spouse’s life together. A …
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Fiduciary duties play a critical role in family law, particularly during divorce proceedings and in the management of family assets. …
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The Reape-Rickett Law Firm is proud to announce Shareholder James P. Reape is selected as a 2022 Super Lawyer. Each …
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In California, there are four ways to legally end a marriage or domestic partnership, dissolution (commonly known as divorce), legal …
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The Child Tax Credit (CTC) is a vital federal tax benefit designed to alleviate the financial burden of raising children. …
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If your income has been affected by the public health crisis, you can file for a modification of child support and or spousal support now. It is imperative to file for a modification of support soon after a job loss or significant pay reduction because the Court can’t back-date modifications.
Many family law practitioners when drafting premarital agreements advised against and stayed away from any attempt to limit, modify or …
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