In California, alimony, also called spousal support, is financial assistance that may be ordered after a divorce. However, not every spouse is automatically entitled to receive this support, so what disqualifies you from alimony in California? Certain circumstances can hinder a person’s ability to receive…
When facing the end of a marriage, many people ask, "How much does a divorce lawyer cost in California?" This question is natural, given the financial uncertainties divorce brings. While hiring a lawyer does involve expenses, going through a divorce without legal representation could end…
Divorce can be one of life’s most challenging transitions, and navigating it in California often requires specific legal guidance. A California divorce lawyer plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the legal process unfolds smoothly, but what does a California divorce lawyer do? We can…
Deciding to end a marriage is never easy, and knowing how to tell your spouse you want a divorce in California requires sensitivity, preparation, and a clear plan. Beyond just communicating your intentions, the approach and timing you choose can significantly impact how the conversation…
Once a divorce settlement is finalized, it may seem like a permanent decision, but there are certain situations where a party may be able to appeal or modify the outcome. So, how can you appeal a divorce settlement in Orange County? If a party believes…
Divorce can be a complex and financially intricate process, particularly when it involves dividing assets, evaluating financial records, and uncovering hidden funds. This is how a forensic accountant can help in your Orange County divorce. In Orange County, where high net-worth divorces are common, working…
No one enters a marriage to obtain a divorce in the future. Unfortunately, these circumstances can arise. When they do, the individuals involved may feel stressed, uncertain, and emotional regarding several aspects of the legal proceedings ahead of them. Some couples can work through their…
If you are facing a divorce after 20 years of marriage in California, you are likely feeling frightened and uncertain about your future and financial security. This can be especially true for individuals who did not work, as their spouse was the main source of…
Many individuals often think that domestic violence is limited to physical or sexual abuse; however, it can extend much further than that. By understanding the multidimensional nature of domestic violence and its impact on divorce, individuals can work to address different forms of abuse and…
If you are considering divorce, you may be wondering, “What is the 5-year rule for divorce in California?” Quinn & Dworakowski, LLP, helps to explain. The “5-year rule” in California refers to summary dissolution, which is a simplified process for ending a marriage or domestic…
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