Alimony: Temporary or Permanent?
If you are in the process of filing for a divorce in Kern County, you probably have quite a few questions about spousal support. This
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How Does a Child’s Preference Affect a Child Custody Case?
Child custody cases are often confusing and distressing. There’s a lot of misinformation surrounding them online, especially with regard to how custody determinations are made.
Need to Know: Child Support in California
No matter the custody situation, both parents of a child usually have financial responsibility for that child. Across the nation, parents must fiscally support a
Appellate Court has ruled that Trial Court was Wrong
In reversing a Trial Court in Bakersfield, Kern County, California, an Appellate Court has ruled that Trial Court was wrong by allowing depreciation deductions taken
Understanding the Divorce Timeline – A Guide for First Time Divorcees
Going through a divorce can be stressful. It’s stressful for the couple, for their families, and for any children involved. It’s often one of the
Husband Makes All the Wrong Moves and Arguments in His Divorce and Pays for It
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was not wrong by deciding that a lender had not written-off the balance of
Husband Living in Family Residence After Separation Owes Wife Reasonable Rent but Not Increase in Value of Home
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that Watts charges [a party having sole use of both parties’ community property asset, i.e., home, after separation
Party Wanting to Change Custody Must Show Changed Circumstances
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that Trial Court was not wrong in finding that lack of changed circumstances defeated Mothers request for change
Parental Rights of Father Terminated for Abandonment
In the case of In re A.B., Mother and Father met in November of 2005. They lived together for four years, during which Father used
Husband Investing Community Funds Without Telling Wife Breached His Fiduciary Duty to Her
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was not wrong when it concluded that Father breached his fiduciary duty to Mother
Pre-Nuptial Agreement Drafted by Husband Not Enforceable Against Him Because He Didn’t Have an Attorney & Seven Days to Review It
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a pre-nuptial agreement initially drafted by Husband, but later revised by Wifes attorney, is not enforceable against
Husband is the Father of the Child and Not the Biological Father Who Was Wife’s Boyfriend
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was not wrong in concluding that biological father who sought to establish a parental
