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What is Community Property in California, and is it Always 50/50?

When a married couple in California decides to separate or divorce, one of the legal questions is how their assets and debts will be divided. California operates under community property laws that determine the distribution of marital property. People commonly believe that marital property is split into exactly half, but this assumption does not always hold. A divorce settlement’s asset distribution depends on factors such as prenuptial agreements, legal exceptions, and particular circumstances. Read along to learn more about...

Family Law Requests for Order

Under California family law, a Request for Order (RFO) is a formal motion made to the court that would result in establishing, modifying, or enforcing an order about child custody, visitation, child...

7 Steps and 3 Keys to California's Divorce Process from Petition to Judgment

Divorce pushes you into one of life’s most demanding transitions. Ending a marriage is an emotional weight you will have to face, and in doing so, the legal process brings your former partner into...

How Does Adultery Affect Divorce?

It is never easy to undergo a divorce, and when adultery comes into play, it can feel even more complicated. Many people going through this experience have questions about how an affair might affect...

What is a Trial Separation in California?

The divorce process is emotionally taxing, especially for couples that have invested quality time and resources into the marriage. The couple can agree to end their marriage amicably, or one can decide to file for divorce against the other’s will. It helps a lot when the couple is on one page, making the process smooth for them and their loved ones. Sometimes, a temporary separation is encouraged before a legal separation or divorce so the couple can decide precisely what they want with the marriage. A trial separation is a...

How Does Senate Bill 1129 Affect California Divorce Laws?

California divorce laws are constantly changing. Lawmakers occasionally introduce new laws and remove others, affecting the divorce process and property division. An example of an introduced law is...

Penal Code 281 PC – Bigamy – California Law & Penalties

Under California Penal Code 281, bigamy refers to the act of entering into a marriage while still being in a lawful marriage with another person. Bigamy cases arise due to misunderstandings,...

Suicidal Allegations and Child Custody

Child custody is a significant issue during a divorce involving children. The judge considers several factors to make a decision that is in the child’s best interest. History of drug abuse, domestic...

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