Inland Empire clients frequently ask whether they can have their witness send a letter to the Court. The short answer is NO. However, when a
When a step-parent petitions the court for the adoption of a stepchild, the step-parent must have the consent of the custodial parent spouse. In addition,
The Court is adversarial by its very nature. There is a winner and a loser. People who experience a divorce often complain that their concerns
The recent case of Burquet vs. Brumbaugh held that the domestic violence prevention act authorizes courts to issue restraining orders for “disturbing the peace of
In a marital dissolution proceeding, a court determines the division of property between the spouses by first characterizing the parties’ property as community or separate.
During happier times in your marriage, you and your spouse put your fortunes together and purchased a dream home. To secure the house of your
“Do I Have to Use the Judicial Council Forms for my Family Law Case in Redlands”(this question applies to all of San Bernardino County and
It’s inevitable. You and your spouse are separating and you need a family law attorney, and you need one now. Your friends gave you referrals.
Is there anything I can do? Generally the answer is “no”. The best approach is to prepare and file your response. However,there are those few
A paternity judgment required the father to pay child support. After the Judgment occurred, the father moved in with the mother and children in an