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If you are in an abusive relationship and you are thinking about pursuing legal action, such as a temporary restraining order or divorce, it can help to document your partner’s abuse. Depending on the situation, such documentation could be useful in future court...
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are contracts that govern the allocation of the couple’s assets and other matters if the couple ever divorce. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are both important ways to deal with property division matters but have some...
Child support can be stressful for both paying and recipient parents. The family law process can help guide parents through child support concerns which is why it is valuable to be familiar with child support modification options. Do not delay the process Parents...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges case legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, although California had legalized same-sex marriage years before that landmark ruling. However, same-sex couples going through a divorce in the Riverside...
One of the most common types of legal disputes that California residents might be a part of at some point in their lives is child custody disputes. Whether the parents are divorcing, or were never married, child custody disputes can turn into complicated and emotional...
When a couple in their 50s or 60s in the Riverside area decide to divorce, their divorce may look very different from their counterparts in their 20s and 30s. When it comes to a “grey divorce” issues such as child custody or child support may not be relevant if the...
Over time, the number of American marriages that have ended in divorce has gone down. Social scientists point to several factors that have contributed to the decline. However, despite the drop in divorces throughout the nation, Riverside residents are likely still...
Many relationships in California are built on love and commitment. Even when a couple functions well together, there can be ups and downs. While disagreements and even fights are possible, what is not acceptable is physical harm or abuse. When a partner in a...
Parents in the Riverside area who divorced may share equal custody with their child. However, this does not necessarily erase the animosity they may have between one another even after their divorce ended. When bad feelings persist, does this mean co-parenting is...
Child custody is the foundation for many extended disagreements in a California divorce. Parents are undoubtedly concerned about their child and want to cobble together and agreement that adheres to their best interests. Still, there will inevitably be issues in...