What is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in California?
One of the biggest concerns wives have when they approach divorce–and one reason they often put off the process–is worry about how they will come
One of the biggest concerns wives have when they approach divorce–and one reason they often put off the process–is worry about how they will come
Game show winners have frequently complained about California’s “prize tax,” which applies to lottery winnings as well as prizes won in other contests such as
No one likes to pay for things they don’t need, and many people feel like they don’t need a lawyer to help them with divorce.
Because of California’s community property laws, your retirement plan is also your spouse’s retirement plan. If your spouse has a plan of their own, part
Since we live in an era when even bottled water has an expiration date, it’s only natural to start wondering how long other things are
If your divorce is taking too long to finalize because you have not reached an agreement on issues such as property division, alimony, or custody,
When you love your children, the thought of losing custody of them can be the most frightening thing you can imagine. There are stories about
In navigating the complexities of relationships and marriage laws for clients, the team at Holstrom, Block & Parke, APLC often gets asked whether California recognizes
People getting divorced in California after a relatively short marriage often wonder whether alimony is ever awarded in this type of situation. For instance, can
When your marriage has lasted for decades, the intense emotional and financial entanglements make the process of divorce much more complex. For those in California
The state of California provides grandparents with certain rights, but what do those rights include? Do you have the right to see your grandchildren if
ATROs are such a regular component of divorce in California that attorneys often throw the term around, forgetting that many people don’t understand what ATROs