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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 support, spousal support, attorney’s fees, and control of other property. There are mainly two types of RFOs. Firstly, emergency orders are issued when immediate court action is required to protect victims from situations like domestic violence or child abuse. The other applies to filing non-emergency orders when the situation...
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...
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 Senate Bill (SB) 1129. This law has significantly affected spousal support and other aspects of divorce laws. Read this blog to find out how. Also, consult a skilled divorce lawyer to determine how the law applies to your case. How SB 1129 Affects California Divorce Laws Governor Jerry Brown signed SB 1129 into law in Sept. 2018....
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...
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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