Can One Spouse Force the Sale of the House in a California Divorce?
The family home is a huge investment both emotionally and financially, particularly in California where real estate prices are high and properties are often quite
The family home is a huge investment both emotionally and financially, particularly in California where real estate prices are high and properties are often quite
Even for high-asset couples in California, the practical side of divorce catches many people by surprise. Divorcing spouses are often so concerned with getting an
Only nine states in the U.S. are “community property” states and California is one of them. Many people think they know what that means, but
Going through a divorce can raise many questions, especially regarding finances. One topic that frequently comes up is alimony, also known as spousal support. Although
Just because California is a community property state does not mean that you are obligated to follow the state’s plan for asset division in divorce.
All too often, people who are divorcing focus all their attention on the process of dividing marital community property and forget that they also need