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A parent’s work schedule can affect custody, but it does not decide the case by itself. In California, courts focus on the child’s best interests and look at how each parent can provide care, stability and regular contact. What do courts consider? Judges evaluate a...
Many people wonder if verbal conflict alone can qualify as domestic violence in California. The answer is yes. California law protects victims from physical harm, threats and behavior that harms their mental well-being. Yelling may meet the legal standard in more than...
Divorce cases often take months to finish. During this time, bills must still get paid. Temporary financial help can keep household finances stable while the court works on final decisions. Purpose of temporary financial relief California courts use temporary orders...
Yes. Under California law, spousal support can be changed or ended after your divorce is final, if your situation meets specific legal rules. However, courts will not change an order just because one person is unhappy with the setup. To make a change, you must show a...
If spouses are ending their marriage on contentious terms, there is a chance that one spouse may waste marital property out of spite. Proactively identifying this behavior is essential to protect your financial interests before the court distributes the assets. Here...
One common misconception in many divorces is that spousal support or alimony is only for those who are unemployed. If you find yourself in that situation, you may assume that you lost your right to financial assistance because you have a steady paycheck. However, you...
Domestic violence is often associated with physical harm, but abusive behavior can take many other forms. Non-physical conduct can be just as damaging because it is often designed to control, isolate or intimidate another person over an extended period. Recognizing...
Concerns about property division are often the main issue in a divorce. Spouses worry about their homes and their businesses. They want to ensure that the outcome is actually fair. Under California's community property rules, married couples usually need to address...
Sharing parental rights and responsibilities is common when parents divorce or separate. Parents in California may share physical custody, also known as parenting time. They may also share legal custody or the authority to make decisions about the children, in many...
Domestic violence is a common reason that people leave their marriages. Those subject to physical harm by their spouses or concerned about the safety of their children often plan carefully to ensure their safety when they leave. In cases involving requests for privacy...