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How Long Does Spousal Support Last in California
After divorce, a California family court could order spousal support if one spouse earns a lower income that cannot sustain the lifestyle they were enjoying before the divorce. The spouse earning more money will be expected to send a specified amount to the one making less for a predetermined period, at least until the latter gains training and skills needed to make enough for their needs. Spousal support is necessary for both men and women and is granted at a family court’s discretion. Many alimony-paying divorcees ask how...
What are the Alternatives to Divorce in California?
When married couples decide to go their separate ways, a considerable number of people will immediately turn to divorce to dissolve their marriage, which is usually due to a lack of knowledge about...
A Guide for Separation in California
No one gets married intending to be divorced later. Regrettably, some relationships don't work, and there will come a moment when the couple will discuss a legal separation decision. If you and your...
Negotiating a House Buyout During a Divorce
If you're going through a divorce, deciding what to do with your home can be challenging. This is because you have probably spent time and money renovating it, and you may have even started making...
Can I Get Divorced in California Without Going to Court?
Being forced to attend court during a divorce may be the most stressful of all the events that could happen when going through a divorce in California. The majority of people dislike the idea of appearing in court for any reason. Unless you're a practicing lawyer, being dragged to court almost always involves fighting a legal issue. Fortunately, you can get divorced without going to court. In California, divorce court hearings are open to the public, and they entail a judge passing judgment regarding the future of your family....
Which Spouse During The Divorce Gets The House in San Diego?
When a married couple divorces, as you may imagine, their marital home becomes a key element of contention. Then, who obtains the home after a California couple's divorce? For instance, when you...
Common Child Custody Issues for Unmarried Couples in San Diego
In the modern world, it is not uncommon for couples to have children out of wedlock. When you and your partner decide to break up or separate, you will have to make major child custody decisions....
What are Your Visitation and Custody Rights as a Grandparent
Grandparents and grandchildren often establish strong emotional bonds. However, due to family problems, these relationships might be difficult to sustain. A death in the family, poor family...
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