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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.

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What Is the Average Alimony Payment in California?

One of the first questions many individuals ask when researching alimony is a simple one: What is the average alimony payment in California? California law does not set an average or standard amount; instead, it…

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How Much Does a Prenup Cost in California?

A prenuptial agreement helps couples avoid a potentially costly and protracted divorce by detailing who gets what if the marriage ends. While marital agreements are becoming increasingly popular, they require both parties to carefully consider…

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How Long Does It Take to Get a Domestic Partnership in California?

California was the first state to legalize divorce for same-sex couples. Since then, many couples have sought and obtained domestic partnerships. As with marriage, the process requires that certain stepas be taken and that both…

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What Does Sole and Separate Property Mean in California?

Dividing the marital estate is one of the most important parts of a divorce. The courts oversee the process to ensure the final agreement conforms to state law and is fair to both parties. During…

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Do You Need a Lawyer for a Prenup in California?

Prenuptial agreements are a legally binding way to set the terms of a potential divorce. While some believe these agreements are unnecessary in a committed relationship, others find that the transparency and conversations involved in…

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What Disqualifies You from Alimony in California? 2026

In California, a person may be disqualified from receiving spousal support if they are financially independent, can reasonably support themselves, or have a high income or significant assets. Receiving a substantial inheritance or financial windfall…

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How to Avoid Paying Alimony in California?

All divorces are different. Some involve complicated property division negotiations, while others include child custody battles. If you are beginning the divorce process, it is important that you understand all the aspects that may affect…

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