Divorce and Child Support

There seems to be a lot of questions for the California area, so I thought I would do an updated informational blog on California divorce. I also like to put a reminder that if any time you need information on any state, please ask. When getting a divorce in California you must live within the state...

We have discussed that every state is different in how it handles divorce and also dividing property in divorce. California is referred to as community property in a divorce, and that means you gained it during the marriage, and when you divorce everything is split right down the middle. So what is not...

California, just like any state, has its own set of regulations on how it handles the divorce process. California divorce does fall a little different from other states laws, about how long you must live in the state, before you can file for divorce. In California you must be a resident of the county...

Here we are going to recap a bit on California divorce, as any state it has its own way of handling divorce, and its own set of guidelines. Over the past few weeks, we have recapped a bit, and if you have any state that you have questions about please feel free to ask, I will dig up some information...

Alimony is for the care of a spouse after a divorce. Each state has different factors to why and when alimony is to be paid, and for how long. In California alimony is referred to as spousal support. Here is a list of the factors looked at when the courts are deciding if a spouse should pay alimony after...

States are different when couples divorce and the property is divided. So what is property in a divorce, which gets what? California is know as a community property state, when couples divorce. This means that everything that was gained together in the marriage is now separated equally in the divorce...

California Divorce lays about the same for each county in California. You must live there for at least six months before you are even able to file for divorce, along with living in the county for the same period of time, so picking up and moving before you file for divorce, you will be waiting another...