Archive for December 2016
Issues To Know Regarding California Child Custody and Visitation
There are a number of issues that may crop up in child custody and visitation cases not only in California but also other places. Awareness of such issues or how to deal with them will make it a lot easier for any parent to tackle these problems that are bound to come up when a…
Read MoreLegal and Physical Custody Under California Family Law
California child custody laws allow for both joint and sole physical and legal custody of the child. Both parents can seek either of these custodies of their child. The family law judge hearing a child custody case cannot give preference to a parent depending on the gender of the parent or the child. Giving arbitrary…
Read MoreAnnulment – An Alternative To Divorce
Marriage annulment is a fairly misunderstood concept owing to the inaccurate projection of its legality by the popular religion and culture. Both annulment and divorce can be considered somewhat similar in their basic underlying principle of determining the status of wedlock. However, the major distinguishing factor that separates an annulment from a divorce is the…
Read MoreTips for Fathers Looking for Custody of their Child
The fact that there are more working mothers now than ever, has promoted a significant increase in the child custody battles in most divorce cases. While most fathers might believe that a court of law usually favors the mother in deciding the final settlement of custody, the fact is that the primary concern of judge…
Read MoreMistakes All Husbands Must Avoid in Divorce Litigation
In divorce cases, husbands can sometimes feel that they are not entitled to the same rights as their partner. Such a feeling not only harbors frustration and anxiety but also makes the individuals give up on a fight to acquire what is rightfully theirs. It is very important for all husbands to have a sound…
Read MoreIs It Possible To Put Your Divorce On Hold?
The State of California deals with divorce cases just like other civil or legal court proceedings. If the need arises, you can get your divorce process halted by making a request to the court, or by agreement of the parties. The court of law will grant the hold only if it is able to establish…
Read MoreHow Your Ex Might Be Making the Divorce Process More Difficult
An angry ex can not only be a perpetual cause for mental stress, but also become a major factor in making the divorce litigation even more difficult to deal with. In some cases an angry ex might try to deliberately induce disputes and disagreements in the divorce litigation process. It is important to use your…
Read MoreHow Delaying the Divorce Process Can be Bad for You
In a majority of cases, the divorce litigation process implies an exorbitant expenditure that often leaves both the parties devoid of financial resources required to restart their separate lives from scratch. An undue delay of your divorce process does not only cause additional stress and anguish to both your spouse and you, but can punch…
Read MoreAll You Need to Know about the Divorce Discovery Process
Many times, in order to win the situation and obtain a favorable final verdict, a spouse might attempt to keep his or her assets undisclosed or hidden from the law during a divorce litigation process. In California and most other states, the law provides divorcing partners with a powerful legal tool known as the ‘discovery…
Read MoreHow A Physical Handicap May Impact Your Custody Hearing
When it comes to custody matters in California divorce law, there are a number of common situations that might take place. These may be regarding the working status of either of the two parents, their income, and their capability to take care of the child. There are many factors that are taken into consideration by…
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