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Judges in California sometimes bring in a forensic psychologist to assist them in making decisions on child custody. It's possible for attorneys or the parents to request a forensic psychologist as well. Interviews Forensic psychologists often interview the people who...
California police arrest thousands of residents each year on suspicion of domestic violence. Here, we'll discuss what domestic violence means in the legal realm, and how law enforcement protects victims. What is the definition of domestic violence? The US Department...
Divorce is usually a difficult process, both emotionally and financially, but it can be especially challenging for business owners, who may find themselves dealing with unexpected consequences in their professional lives. If you're a business owner, divorce can affect...
There are a lot of questions that California couples have after going through a divorce. One of the most intimidating hurdles for people to navigate post-divorce is taxes. What changes do I need to make to my W4? You are required to change your W4 with your employer...
Each year, many married couples in California decide that it's time to divorce. While this situation often feels stressful, things become even more so when a child or children are in the mix. After a divorce, one parent typically pays child support to the child's...
California residents who are going through a divorce might want to consider the services of a professional known as a certified divorce financial analyst, particularly if their money situation is complex or they are worried about their financial stability after the...
Domestic violence can take many forms, including abuse of an elder or dependent adult. An elder is a person aged 65 or older, with a dependent child aged between 18 and 64. The law in Pleasanton, California details the mental and physical domestic abuse that can take...
The divorce process can often feel complex and frustrating, especially when you have children. In addition to dividing up your assets, you also need to negotiate how you will continue to care for your children. It can take weeks or months to get through the divorce...
After a judge in California makes a child support order, parents are legally obligated to adhere to it devoutly. But, when there is a change in circumstances, one or both parents (sometimes even the Local Child Support Agency, also known as an "LSCA") may petition to...
Living in a community property state, you may have concerns about your small business during a divorce. California has guidelines to determine whether the small business is personal or marital property. No spouse involvement If you inherited your business, and your...