Digital privacy has been a big story in national politics. While you may not be concerned about the Russians hacking your emails, digital privacy in
This is the third in a series of blogs in which I address both common and unique issues parties can face when dividing the marital
This is the second in a series of blogs in which I will address both common and unique issues parties can face when dividing the
I recently attended a family law conference where a panel of eight family court judges answered questions presented on various issues, including a number of
A marriage may be declared null and void under certain circumstances, including a bigamous marriage (one party was married at the time of a subsequent
The family code requires full disclosure of all marital assets and failure to make such disclosure may subject a party to severe sanctions. What happens
The valuation of a community business in Dissolution cases raises a number of issues, including what date should be used in valuing the business. Let’s
If you believe the Court made a reversible error in your Family Law Judgment or Order, you may appeal the Order. For example, you may
(The divorcing person’s guide to the psychological warfare of words that may be expected over the next several months) This past week two clients have
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
