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If you’re considering divorce, you may be wondering how to file for divorce in California without a lawyer. While it’s possible to handle a divorce on your own, the process can be complex, requiring you…
There are multiple reasons why paternity may be court-ordered. Mothers use the orders to begin the process of receiving child support, while fathers may also seek court-ordered paternity to gain legal and physical custody of…
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…
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…
Establishing paternity for a child can be an important first step that gives fathers rights and responsibilities to their children. While biological dads have fundamental rights to their children, they must establish paternity if they…
Not all marriages are lawful in California. While some spouses may have known that their union violated state law, others may find out later that their marital union is invalid due to the circumstances surrounding…
Some courts have been seen as being more favorable to fathers or mothers. Historically, mothers have been given preference when it comes to parental rights, but fathers are increasingly successful at securing shared or even…
Child support payments play a crucial role in providing material support for children following a divorce or custody case. Before child support is set, both parties must disclose their assets, income, and debt so the…
Family courts, like any other court system, allow parties to appeal a decision. However, filings must be made within a strict deadline and must include legal arguments and evidence to support the case. A successful…
Although court orders have the effect of finality, certain types of family law orders can be modified if the petitioning party demonstrates that a modification is justified and serves the interests of the child. If…
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