Prenuptial Agreements Can Be Valuable for Regular People Not Just Wealthy People
Prenuptial Agreements Can Be Invaluable for Everyone, Not Just Wealthy People Prenuptial agreements are empowering documents. Think about it, you already have a prenuptial agreement. It was written by the government. Why not come to an agreement about finances that suits you and your partner? How to Approach Discussing Prenuptial Agreements with Your Partner: Discussing… Read More »
J Lo Filed Her Divorce Petition Without a Lawyer, If Jennifer Lopez Does Not Need a Divorce Lawyer Do You?
Jennifer Lopez is crazy rich. So is Ben Affleck. Obviously, both of them can afford to hire lawyers. And both of them have been married multiple times. So why did she file by herself? The reason has not been made public, but I’m willing to bet that the reason is she and Ben are working… Read More »
How to Present Evidence in a Child Custody Case in California
QUESTION: How do you document your evidence in a child custody case? How do you organize it and present it to the Court? I am currently in a child custody case with my ex. I have numerous text messages and screenshots showing relevant events and facts I believe the judge should consider at our child… Read More »
Californians Going Through Divorce Should Address Their Estate Plan
Summary: One should consider starting on one’s estate plan modifications prior to completing your divorce. A living trust empowers Californians by avoiding probate, ensuring privacy, and adapting to life’s twists and turns. A living trust should be the basis of a California residents estate plan. Introduction: As soon as you know that your marriage is… Read More »
Am I Stuck with Our Home Loan In a Divorce Since Only My Name Is On It?
What are my rights to my home if I divorced? What happens to the loan if it’s only in my name? Am I stuck with it? QUESTION: My husband and I own a home and have kids. We bought the home together during our marriage. It is titled in both our names.However, after a recent… Read More »
Can I Return to My Home State to File for Divorce or Must I File in California
QUESTION: Can I file for divorce in Texas while residing in California if I got married in Texas? I am from Texas and my husband is from California. We got married in Texas and then moved to California. We had our baby in California as well and now I am seeking out divorce and seeing… Read More »
Learn What to Do If You Have a Prenuptial Agreement and Your Spouse Seeks Temporary Spousal Support Anyway
Question: My Spouse and I executed a Prenuptial Agreement. It included a waiver of spousal support. They have brought a request for orders for temporary spousal support. Is that Allowed? What do I do? Answer: Yes, they can seek temporary spousal support. You should file a request for orders and a motion to bifurcate the… Read More »
I Have Legal and Physical Custody of My Child Do I Need to File a Motion to Change Their School?
Question: I am in the process of divorce. I have been awarded sole legal and physical custody. Father has visitation on weekends. Which motion do I need to file to inform the court of my intention to change the minor child’s school in Los Angeles California? I am also requesting visitation changes to the order. Can… Read More »
My Ex Moved Out of California Can Our Child Support Order Be Changed By the Court In the New State?
Question: My Ex Moved Out of California Can Our Temporary Support Order Be Changed By the Court In the New State? Here in California a temporary order concerning child support, spousal support and custody was issued by the court. The order included an Ostler-Smith bonus order. My ex has since moved out of state with… Read More »
What To Do If Your Spouse Won’t Sign the Divorce Settlement Agreement Agreed on in Court?
Very often California divorces end with an agreement between the parties. Sometimes those agreements are reached in court. Are the agreements enforceable? Yes, they are. What if my ex won’t sign the written agreement after the court hearing? You can still get your judgment. Here’s how: Question: How can I ask the court to enter… Read More »