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Nov 08, 2023
Survey Says Hiding Financial Information Can Spark a Divorce
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

There are many reasons why a California couple might decide the time is right to move forward with a divorce. While personal issues and disputes are common as some people simply determine that they can no longer get along, financial concerns are also high on…

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Jul 18, 2025
What Is Commingling with Property Division in California?
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Last Modified on Jul 18, 2025

When a California couple decides to divorce, property division is a common source for dispute. Often, it takes some time to determine which party owns what and has the right to retain what property at the end of a marriage. While many items belong to…

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Nov 08, 2023
New California Law Addresses Pets When a Couple Gets a Divorce
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

For California couples who are at the end of a marriage and are planning to divorce, there are many issues that will be of concern. This can be part of an extended dispute and delay the process while costing money and leading to emotions being…

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Nov 20, 2025
Dealing with the Consequences of Divorce Under the New Laws
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Last Modified on Nov 20, 2025

If you were not able to finalize your divorce before midnight on New Year’s Eve, you will have to face the new laws that went into effect on Jan. 1, 2019. You have many concerns to address, especially if you and your spouse are dealing…

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Apr 21, 2025
What Are the Options to Respond When Receiving a Divorce Summons?
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Last Modified on Apr 21, 2025

If a California marriage is heading towards divorce, the process will often begin with one spouse serving the other with a summons and petition to move forward with the process. Once the person has been served, there will be various pieces of information including restraining…

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Jul 18, 2025
How Is Quasi-Community Property Handled in Property Division?
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Last Modified on Jul 18, 2025

At the end of a marriage in California, there will be many issues that could become the foundation for an extended dispute. People who are simply trying to move on with their lives and are hoping for a relatively quick and painless process could find…

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Jul 18, 2025
What Will a Judge Consider with California Spousal Support?
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Last Modified on Jul 18, 2025

Californians who are getting a divorce might have concerns about their finances for after the case is completed. One spouse might have been the breadwinner with the other spouse functioning as a stay-at-home spouse and parent. It could be that while both worked, one earned…

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Oct 11, 2024
Can I Get a Summary Dissolution?
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Last Modified on Oct 11, 2024

In California, some couples disagree about almost every aspect of their divorce. In such instances, a trial is almost unavoidable. In others, the couple might not be outright hostile toward one another, but the divorce is complicated for some other reason. For some, however, the…

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Aug 25, 2023
Cianci Law Does Cohabitation Before Marriage Increase Risk of Divorce?
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Last Modified on Aug 25, 2023

For decades, cohabitation prior to marriage was frowned upon. More recently, however, the act has become more acceptable, with many Californians living together in long-term relationships without marriage, and others waiting for many years before tying the knot. Research is divided as to whether divorce…

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Oct 31, 2023
New California Law Addresses Pets in the Divorce Process
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Last Modified on Oct 31, 2023

There's no doubt that the divorce process can be an emotional one. For many Californians, dealing with child custody and visitation issues is at the heart of their emotional conflict. Yet, in many instances, parties find themselves squabbling over who will get the family pet.…

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