What is a child custody investigation in California?
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by willcrainexela
1M ago
Custody proceedings can be difficult and complicated. California courts decide custody based on the best interest of the child and although you and your co-parent are encouraged to come to your own custody agreement, this is not always possible. If you cannot agree, a California court may initiate a custody investigation. This is exactly what it sounds like – an… The post What is a child custody investigation in California? first appeared on Gumm & Green, LLP, Attorneys at Law ..read more
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Relocating with a child can be challenging legally and personally
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by indraneildeyexela
3M ago
In California, divorce and family law issues are difficult enough without worrying about what might happen in the aftermath. However, even after the case is over, there are still lingering concerns that need to be addressed. Children are frequently at the center of a dispute between parents and one reason that can cause significant discord is if a custodial parent… The post Relocating with a child can be challenging legally and personally first appeared on Gumm & Green, LLP, Attorneys at Law ..read more
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How are inheritances handled in California divorces?
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by willcrainexela
5M ago
California law recognizes community property. This means that almost any assets you acquire during the marriage is jointly owned by your spouse. Community property can also include assets you owned before the marriage that were subsequently commingled with marital assets. This system, of course, can create complications and hard-fought battles in divorce. One type of asset that can be particularly tricky in divorce is an inheritance. Are inheritances considered community property? Inheritances are considered to be individually owned and separate property, meaning that you can keep them out of ..read more
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California’s rules for property division can be confusing
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by willcrainexela
7M ago
California residents who have been fortunate enough to accrue significant assets could find themselves wondering how it will be divided when they get divorced. Property division is one of the most difficult aspects of any divorce and that is especially so in community property states like California. While most states across the nation strive for what they perceive is a “fair” outcome regarding property by using the equitable distribution model, the Golden State splits property the couple accrued while they were married in half. In addition, categorizing property correctly can be complicated a ..read more
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Four unusual aspects of a California divorce
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by willcrainexela
9M ago
There are a lot of resources out there that talk about the divorce process and how to successfully navigate it. Yet, many of them are broad in nature, which can give you a false perception of what a California divorce will look like. That’s why this week on the blog we want to look at some of the more unique aspects to divorce in our state that you need to be aware of as you head into your marriage dissolution. If you don’t know how California law applies to your set of circumstances, then you’ll be at a disadvantage as you navigate your divorce, and the uncertainty of it all can leave you rid ..read more
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Those getting a ‘gray’ divorce should know what to expect
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by willcrainexela
11M ago
One age group that has seen a significant statistical spike in divorce is people 50 and above. This is referred to as getting a “gray” divorce. Researchers and professionals have been assessing this phenomenon in recent years to determine why this is happening. Regardless of the reason for the divorce, there are common denominators. Knowing them beforehand can help with being prepared and avoiding the pitfalls others have faced. Gray divorce has unique challenges In the past, people who were 50 and older and were unsatisfied with their marriage might have simply stayed together with their spou ..read more
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Understanding California’s community property law
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by willcrainexela
1y ago
Divorce is often one of the most difficult and stressful experiences people will ever go through. Outside of any custody issues, a common reason for stress involves property and finances. People even avoid divorce at times, choosing to stay in an unhappy marriage, because they are afraid of what will happen to valuable assets such as houses, businesses or retirement accounts. This is understandable, but there are laws designed to ensure a fair outcome for both spouses. California is one of just a few states that follows a community property model when it comes to divorce. This means that prope ..read more
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Here are some of the top reasons for California divorces
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by willcrainexela
1y ago
If you’re worried that your marriage is on the rocks, then you might be concerned that you’re headed toward divorce. But for many Californians, it’s hard to tell when the line has been crossed between just a rough patch in the marriage and total failure. Ultimately, that’s a call that only you can make. However, there are some common reasons why couples in California seek divorce. The most common causes of divorce in California There can be a lot of factors that contribute to divorce. However, there are some similarities among many divorce seekers. This includes the following common reasons fo ..read more
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Is your child being subjected to parental alienation?
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by indraneildeyexela
1y ago
Do you feel like your child has suddenly become distanced from you? Are they making unjustified and hurtful statements to you that seem to come out of nowhere? If so, then maybe you’re being subjected to parental alienation. And if that’s the case, you need to be prepared to take quick legal action if you want to protect your child from what some consider to be abusive behavior and to rebuild your relationship with them. What is parental alienation? Parental alienation is a tactic, which some parents use to try to create a discord between their child and that child’s other parent. By doing so ..read more
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Can you get spousal support as a stay-at-home dad?
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by willcrainexela
1y ago
Since California is a community property state, any marital assets that you and your spouse have will, in theory, be divided equally. You have the ability, of course, to negotiate a property division arrangement that deviates from that standard, but that might be difficult to do. But will evenly dividing the marital estate provide you with the financial resources that you need and deserve as you move into your post-divorce life? If not, then you might want to think about seeking spousal support. But if you’re a stay-at-home dad, then you might feel strange considering such a request. You shoul ..read more
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