Popping the question about creating a prenuptial agreement might be a turn off for many couples in California. However, the legal practicalities of executing such a document could outweigh its unromantic nature. A prenuptial agreement forms a contract that guides the...
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Month: February 2017
Delinquent child support linked to less parenting time
A growing body of scientific research indicates that children in California and around the country are far better off when they are able to spend quality time with both of their parents. Co-parenting solutions are now favored by family law judges in most situations,...
Determining ownership rights to frozen embryos
In a divorce that takes place in California, property generally stays with its owner. This is true even if that property happens to be a frozen embryo or multiple embryos connected with in vitro fertilization. However, a court must take other factors into account when...
Incarcerated parents who owe child support may get modification
When California parents who pay child support are incarcerated, they have the opportunity to request a modification in support based on a change in circumstances. If the parent has little or no income and few or no existing assets to pay support, then the modification...
Housing options in a divorce
California couples that are ending their marriage should be fully aware of their options when it comes to deciding what to do with the home they once shared. There are a few different courses of action that they can take, but they all involve some important...