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Grounds for Marriage Termination: Nullity, Void, or Voidable Marriage
A Nullity of marriage, Void marriage, and a Voidable marriage are all different. Here is a brief summary on how to look these categories, and what to do regarding them.
Unattended Kids
Today, I would like to talk about whether or not you can leave your child unattended, unsupervised, alone at home.
California Family Law
This document describes important information regarding separate property as well as terminology on basic rights in California regarding family law. This document does not constitute legal advice. This is how I perceive family law and how I practice family law in San Francisco as a certified family law specialist.
5 ways to mitigate divorce
The following steps can apply to couples who are not sure whether divorce is the right course of action or who have already made the decision to divorce but are trying to mitigate painful interactions.
MOVE AWAY CASE… How does it work?
Move away cases are one of the most difficult cases in Family Law to get granted in court through trial.
Here is an example, first, one parent, let’s say, moved to a city where the other parent is and never liked it because they couldn’t find a job or couldn’t get friends, etc., and just feels like it was a bad compromise.
How to create a valid PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT
As summer comes slowly to an end, prenuptial agreements are still a hot item. Clients would like to get married and would like to create a valid prenuptial agreement. Here is how to create a valid agreement that will be upheld in court.
How To Protect Your Assets in a Divorce
• To start off, I would consult with a lawyer and see what you can do to protect your assets even before filing for divorce to come up with a strategy. Usually, when divorce starts, it is harder for an attorney to get documents and start to subpoena documents in demand, unless a client has access to the documents at home. Before you move out, make copies of all financial documents as far back as possible, and strategize with your lawyer prior to moving out on how to get those documents quicker. Subpoenas are of course possible if you cannot retrieve the document yourself.
Legal separation is a possibility for these two people.
Legal separation is an alternative to divorce for people who can't continue to live together, but
do not want to end their marriage.
A couple is legally separated after petitioning the court to recognize their separation. Simply
living apart does not constitute a legal separation, you have to file papers with the court.
Should Parents Stay Together for the Sake of Their Children?
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