Even though adultery can end a relationship in a heartbeat, it may not have the same dramatic effect on your divorce case depending on which state you live in. California is one of a number of states that allow for “no fault” divorce cases – when filing for divorce, neither ...
Read MoreCalifornia is a “community property” state. This means that all assets, savings, and debts acquired during a marriage must be divided equally. ...
View MoreIn most cases, divorces can be as taxing for your finances as they are for your emotions. It can be expensive to hire mediators and litigators, ...
View MoreWhen it comes to pets, most of us consider them to be a part our family. We care for them, play with them, and love them almost as much as our ...
View MoreWhat Is A Domestic Partnership? Pursuant to Section 297 of the California Family Code, domestic partners are "two adults who have chosen to share one ...
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