Archive for January 2010
The Presumption for Joint Custody in California
In California child custody is based on the overall best interest of the child. This means the health, welfare and safety of children is the first concern of the courts. “Despite the fact that most states, including California, advocate for the best interests of the child in custody proceedings, what that ‘actually’ means is often…
Read MoreDomestic Violence May Impact Your Orange County Child Custody Case
The National Center for Victims reveals that nearly 1.4 million people are stalked every year in the US alone. This may be considered domestic violence during divorce proceedings and may impact on child custody if there is a conviction. It goes without saying that the number of victims stalked in the US every year is…
Read MoreNot Everyone Gets Alimony in California Divorce Cases
Getting a divorce in California does not necessarily mean alimony is awarded. When in doubt about this provision, speaking to a skilled Orange County divorce attorney will clear up any questions. “Just because two people decide they want to file for a divorce doesn’t always mean alimony will be a part of the final package.…
Read MoreThe Main Requirements for Filing For Divorce or Dissolution in California
To file for a divorce or dissolution, you need to speak to a skilled Orange County divorce attorney to understand that California is a no fault state, and what this means. One of the first questions many divorce attorneys get in California is usually, “What are the grounds for divorce?” The first thing those seeking…
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