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Stephane Quinn is the Founding Partner of Quinn & Dworakowski, LLP in Irvine, California. A Certified Family Law Specialist and Certified Appellate Specialist, he has more than 14 years of experience guiding clients through family law, divorce, child custody, and support matters. Admitted to the California Bar in 2011 after graduating from Chapman University School of Law, Mr. Quinn has earned recognition from Super Lawyers and National Trial Lawyers. His practice is dedicated to providing trusted advocacy in complex family law disputes.

LATEST ARTICLES BY : Stephane Quinn

What Percent of Marriages End in Divorce in California? Latest Statistics & Trends

If you're considering divorce or trying to understand your relationship's future, you've likely wondered what percent of marriages end in divorce in California. California consistently ranks among the states with the lowest divorce rates in…

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When Was Same-Sex Marriage Legalized in California?

Families in California come in many forms, and the legal recognition of same-sex relationships has evolved significantly over the past two decades. If you are planning to marry or you are addressing legal issues related…

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The Divorce Litigation Process in California: Procedures and Timeline

Divorce remains a common legal matter. Although divorce rates are declining, thousands of couples still seek divorce every year. If you are part of a divorcing couple, it is important to know your options and…

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Are Prenuptial Agreements Legally Enforceable in California?

When lawfully drafted and signed by both parties, a prenuptial agreement can help protect each party’s financial interests. California’s family code details the conditions for how that document should be drafted and signed, and failing…

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Can a Husband Receive Alimony from His Wife in California?

During and after a divorce, a family court judge may consider whether alimony is appropriate for either spouse. Although spousal support is often associated with parents made to the wife, state law makes no preference…

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Disclaiming An Inheritance

Under California inheritance law, estate beneficiaries may disclaim their interest in the decedent's estate. (Prob C § 275.) The disclaiming party is treated as if he or she predeceased the decedent, so that those next in…

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How A Special Needs Trust Can Help

On occasion Quinn & Dworakowski, LLP is involved in a probate where a beneficiary or heir is entitled to a distribution and the person has special needs and is receiving government assistance. Unfortunately, if you…

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Does Legal Separation From A Spouse Cut Off Inheritance Rights?

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Is It Possible To Avoid Wrongful Death Liability Against A Deceased Person’s Estate

In California, a claim for “wrongful death” can arise when one or more persons die as the result of an intentional or negligent act by another person. Sometimes the person who caused the death(s) also…

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What Happens If I Inherit California Real Estate With A Recorded Deed Of Trust (Mortgage)?

In California home loans are secured by deeds of trusts. A deed of trust (sometimes called a trust deed as the terms are interchangeable) is a security instrument and functions for all practical purposes just…

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