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Divorce is one of the most complicated legal and personal processes a person can experience. In California, this complexity is heightened when a past or present criminal conviction becomes part of the proceedings. A key concern is whether a criminal conviction will affect your right to receive spousal support. Although California adheres to the system of no-fault divorce, some convictions, especially those of violence or harm to a spouse, may directly affect the decisions on spousal support. Knowing how the law differentiates...
Acquiring a green card based on your marriage to a permanent resident or United States citizen is generally conditional and valid for two years. The condition ensures that the marriage is entered...
A bigamy charge under California Penal Code 281 occurs when prosecutors allege that you married or entered a domestic partnership while still legally married to another person. Many bigamy charges...
In California, the legal process of divorce becomes significantly more difficult when domestic violence is involved. Under Family Code 4300 et seq., California is a no-fault divorce state, but it...
You will enjoy several benefits when you get married in California. These include the right to make medical decisions on behalf of your spouse, the right to inherit part of your spouse’s estate, and the right to file joint tax returns. The right to refuse to reveal confidential conversations between spouses and the right to refuse to testify against your spouse are common legal benefits. These rights are known as "spousal privilege" and are the most common legal marital privileges under California law. However, major exceptions...
A child’s safety and well-being are essential in any legal jurisdiction. With its intricate family structures and diverse populace, California has established rigorous rules to ensure a child’s...
Divorce creates uncertainties about financial maintenance, specifically alimony or spousal support. The main question many people wonder about is whether filing first affects eligibility for spousal...
When a married couple decides to divorce, many changes occur, affecting everyone involved in the family, including the children. Parents must set aside their interests and consider what will happen...
It is often challenging to go through a divorce. After all, no one gets married expecting their marriage to end in divorce. When we get married, we hope to live happily ever after. A divorce can feel infuriating, shocking, overwhelming, and can make you feel helpless. There are several reasons for the decision, but the main reason is the lack of compatibility. The partners can still wish well for each other and decide to split and file a no-fault divorce when incompatibility exists. Your legal right is to pursue a no-fault...
Divorce is a life-changing decision and needs to be planned with care and with emotional resilience. It forces you to take care of legal requirements while taking care of everybody’s welfare....
Aside from being legally complex, child custody cases can be emotional and stressful. When you and your spouse or co-parent separate, one of the most crucial decisions you will make will most likely...
In California, a long separation does not grant you an automatic divorce. You have to go through the entire divorce process to be considered legally divorced. Once you file for divorce, the court...
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