Over 55 Years Of Combined Experience Representing Californians Going Through Divorce And Separation
A child custody case can bring many difficult decisions for you and your family. While each situation has its own details, certain actions could create challenges during the process. Recognizing possible red flags early may help you make choices that support your...
Layoffs across Silicon Valley have become a recurring headline, and Silicon Valley tech professionals often feel the impact first. When a job ends or compensation shifts from cash to equity, the financial shock is immediate. Unfortunately, child support and spousal...
Parents generally have a legal responsibility to follow the terms outlined in a custody order. The established custody order describes how parents share decision-making authority and parenting time. They both need to communicate about their children, uphold the...
Individuals preparing for high-asset divorces need financial clarity before they enter into any agreements or attend litigation hearings in the California family courts. Spouses need to understand what assets and debts they need to address. Those with more property...
High value retirement accounts often represent the largest marital asset in a California divorce. Division rules sound simple under community property principles, but the execution becomes technical fast, with strict plan requirements, federal rules, court orders and...
When your marriage reaches a turning point, you may feel uncertain about what comes next. You might not feel ready for divorce, yet you may need structure and clarity. In California, legal separation can offer a middle ground. You live apart and divide...
California is a community property state. Assets and income accumulated during the marriage are typically subject to division in the event of a divorce. Community property rules require an even split of marital or community property in most cases. Those trying to...
Signing a prenuptial agreement can give you peace of mind before marriage. But if it doesn’t meet California’s strict legal standards, a court could later throw it out entirely. How courts decide if a prenup is enforceable California uses the Uniform Premarital...
In high-asset divorces, income alone doesn’t show the full financial picture. To determine fair spousal support, both sides need clear proof of how the couple actually lived during the marriage. What lifestyle analysis is A lifestyle analysis is a detailed review of...
A high-asset divorce in California can expose sensitive details about your wealth, business and family. You can reduce that risk with smart planning and process choices that favor confidentiality. Why privacy matters in high-asset cases Public attention can distort...