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What Can and Cannot Be Included in a California Prenup?

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Divorces involving significant assets can be complex and emotionally challenging. In these cases, it is

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Does California Recognize Common Law Marriage?

If you have been in a long-term relationship and lived together for years, you may

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Joint vs. Sole Custody: Which Arrangement is Best for Your Family?

Deciding on child custody arrangements is one of the toughest choices divorcing parents face. This

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How Domestic Violence Influences Alimony Decisions in California

When a marriage ends, the complexities of alimony (or spousal support) come to the forefront

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How to Get a Minor’s Counsel Appointed in California

When facing a family law issue in California, particularly those involving children, you may come

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