Grounds for Divorce in California

California is a pure 'no fault' state and as such does not require 'grounds' for Divorce. In addition it does not require that the parties live separately for a period of time in order to file for Divorce. 'Fault' in Divorce means that someone is at fault for the breakdown of the marriage and … Read more about Grounds for Divorce in California

How to know if your Divorce is Recognized in California

Divorce is recognized in California even when it is finalized in another state.  This is despite the fact that other states may have much easier requirements for Divorce than California. The 'full faith and credit'  provision in the United States Constitution allows for this recognition between … Read more about How to know if your Divorce is Recognized in California

The Healthcare Issue in a Divorce with Children

Healthcare is an issue in a Divorce with children.  By providing health insurance for children, families can avoid potential catastrophic healthcare costs. Approximately two-thirds of bankruptcies involve healthcare associated debt. In addition, the effect of Divorce on children can be minimized … Read more about The Healthcare Issue in a Divorce with Children

Easy California Divorce

Although Divorce is never easy, it can be made easier if you understand how a California Divorce works.  Basically, there are 3 types of Divorces: Default Divorces (the respondent does not respond); there are 2 types: defaults with issues or defaults without issues Uncontested Divorces (the … Read more about Easy California Divorce

A California Divorce with Property

If the partners in a California Divorce have acquired property during the marriage and before their separation date, then the property is usually subject to the community property laws in the state. The term 'property' means: physical property such as a house or condominium retirement plans … Read more about A California Divorce with Property

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