What Is the Family Law Act in California? 2026
Many people who are engaged in family law cases may wonder, “What is the Family Law Act in California?” Officially enacted in 1970, the Family Law Act of California transformed how family law cases were handled across the state. It was the birth of “no-fault”…
Types of Alimony: Which One is Right for Your Situation?
Alimony, also known as spousal support, can be a complex and sensitive topic during a divorce. Understanding the different types of alimony available and determining which one suits your situation can greatly impact your financial stability and future. In this blog post, we will explore…
Single Parent Can You Modify a Parenting Plan without Going to Court?
Can You Modify a Child Custody Order Without Going to Court? Child custody can be a point of contention and concern for California couples during a divorce. Even if a couple’s marriage has eroded to the point of hostility, it isn’t uncommon for both partners…
7 Behaviors to Watch Out for in Children of Divorce
What Behaviors Should Parents Look Out for in Children of Divorce? Divorce is rarely easy. Even couples who are fortunate enough to end their marriage on amicable terms aren’t immune to the stressors of divorce, not to mention the financial and emotional hardships of the…
What Are Annulments?
An annulment (also referred to as nullity) occurs when a judge declares a marriage is not legally valid (because of legal issues when the marriage began). If you are granted an annulment, your marriage will be considered void (as if it never happened) because it…
When To Update Your Estate Plan
Update your estate plan every 3 to 5 years or whenever you experience a life event. Although most people create their first estate plan when they get married or have a child, you should create your first estate plan when you turn 18. Every adult…
Is International Surrogacy Legal?
According to the BBC, “there are no internationally recognised laws for surrogacy,” which means international surrogacy is a legal grey area. While surrogacy is legal in the United States, countries like Spain, France, and Italy prohibit all forms of surrogacy, and commercial surrogacy (paying the…
What Does Limited Scope Representation Mean?
The term, “limited scope representation,” means that your lawyer will handle some parts of your case, and you will handle others by yourself. Instead of asking your lawyer to handle all aspects of your case, from start to finish, you can ask for help with…
Is Alternative Dispute Resolution Right For Me?
If you decide to get a divorce, there are more options than just litigation for reaching resolutions. Alternative dispute resolution refers to the tactics utilized to reach a resolution when couples go through something like a divorce. When thinking of alternative dispute resolution and family…
Is My California Prenuptial Agreement Unenforceable?
Many couples use prenuptial agreements to protect each individual’s property rights in the event of a divorce. If you signed a prenuptial agreement and are now divorcing your spouse, you may be wondering if the contract is valid and enforceable. There are many circumstances in…
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