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What Is the Divorce Rate in California?
Although divorce is a common occurrence, the process is almost always difficult. Most people do not want to upend their entire lives. However, they do so because they can no longer stay in a marriage…
Annulment vs Divorce in California (2025) – What’s the Difference?
It is common in any language for words to be used interchangeably when they have distinct meanings. Although this is often harmless, in some situations it can cause significant confusion. When it comes to legal…
California Common Law Marriage – What You Should Know?
There are many different types of family setups. No matter what your situation may be, it is important to understand your options as well as other family formats so that you can better understand your…
Domestic Partnership vs. Marriage in California – What Is the Difference?
Families come in all shapes and sizes. While some families have children, others have pets or plants. Some couples are married, while others remain unmarried for most of their lives. The setup of a family…
California Divorce Process Step By Step
A marriage can come to an end for many possible reasons. For example, some couples seek divorce after their relationships have gradually deteriorated over time, while others seek divorce in response to infidelity and other…
The Divorce Threat List: The Divorcing Person’s Guide To The Psychological Warfare Of Words
The Divorce Threat List The Divorcing Person’s Guide To The Psychological Warfare Of Words Filing for divorce? Over the next several months, your soon to be ex will undoubtedly spout off ugly and angry statements.…
California Workplace Restraining Order
California Workplace Restraining Order: An Important Tool for Maintaining a Safe Work Environment and Protecting Against Liability Mary in accounting is having problems with her ex-boyfriend, who’s been harassing her at work. He calls her…
Restraining Orders In California Must Be Taken Very Seriously
What is a Restraining Order? A restraining order (also called a “protective order”) is a court order that can protect someone from being physically or sexually abused, threatened, stalked, or harassed. The person getting the…
David Dworakowski to be a Guest Speaker at Chapman Law School
Attorney David Dworakowski has been asked to be an honorary guest speaker at Chapman University School of Law. He will be discussing with law students multiple aspect of effective lawyering, including effective courtroom skills, and…
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