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When marriages in California reach their conclusion through divorce or legal separation, spousal support, commonly known as alimony, emerges as a critical and often contentious issue. Spousal support in California, also known as alimony, is a court-mandated financial arrangement where one ex-spouse pays a sum of money over time to their former partner. This support is designed to assist the lower-earning or non-earning spouse maintain a standard of living similar to that enjoyed during the marriage. The higher-earning spouse...
Any situation involving separation can be challenging. Whether it occurs amicably or through conflict, with or without children, the process of separation is difficult. Even if you don't have...
In California, domestic partnerships are a legal option available to both same-sex and some opposite-sex relationships. This arrangement grants these couples similar rights, benefits, and...
High-conflict divorce happens when a divorcing couple cannot agree on issues. These issues include alimony (spousal support), child visitation, child custody, child support, and marital property...
Divorce, a life-altering decision at any age, becomes a particularly intricate and emotional journey when couples choose to part ways later in life, often referred to as "gray divorce." Gray divorce has become an increasingly common phenomenon in our society. In this article, we delve into the intricate world of gray divorce within the context of California's divorce laws. We will explore the complexities of property division, spousal support, retirement account management, and estate planning, all while highlighting the...
Determining paternity is a significant legal matter that affects numerous families across California. In the realm of family law, paternity refers to the legal establishment of a child's biological...
Family is like a strong building block in our lives – it is where we find love and support. But did you know that family can be more than just blood relatives? In California, there is a way for...
Most married couples own a home where they live as a family. Under California community property laws, a house purchased during a marriage belongs to both spouses. The only way a house can be...
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