Court Applied Wrong Standard in Move-away Case
California Fourth District Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court failed to apply the correct standard in denying Mothers request to move with
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Second Marriage Valid Without First Divorce
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that Trial Court erred by finding that Wife did not qualify as putative spouse because her belief in
Life Insurance Policy Is Wife’s Separate Property
A California Appellate Court has ruled that Trial Court was wrong in finding that life insurance policy purchased during marriage with community property funds was
Wife Labeled Vexatious Litigant by Appellate Court
In affirming the Trial Court, a California Court of Appeals has found no merit in any of Wifes contentions and has designated Wife as a
Managing Spouse Must Prove What Happened to Assets
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that where a non-managing spouse makes a prima facie showing of the existence and value of community property
Father Not Allowed to Claim the Kids on His Taxes
A U.S. Tax Court has ruled that where Mother was given temporary sole possession of the parties family home during the pendency of the divorce
Is My Ex Spouse’s Debt My Responsibility?
Whether you are liable for your ex spouse’s debts largely is reliant on whether you are filing for divorce in a community property or equitable
What Can I Do If My Ex Doesn’t Pay Child Support?
Collecting back child support can be a complex and lengthy process since each situation is unique. This article gives you a 30,000 foot view on
Can My Ex Move Out Of State With My Child?
When a family splits up, it’s common for the exes to go their separate ways. Often it means wanting to move to another county, state,
The Top Five Reasons Why Separation Agreements are Essential During Separation and Divorce
Because the importance of this agreement, it makes sense to get legal advice and make sure you don’t miss anything that could come back to
High Earner’s Expenses & Lifestyle Must be Considered in Calculating Child Support
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was wrong by failing to list its reasons for deviating from guideline in making
New Laws That Will Affect Family Law Litigants
AB 2792 (Stats 2018, Ch. 83) Termination of parent-child relationship: Under existing California Family Code Section 7823, a child may be declared free from the
