Can We Use the Same Lawyer for Our Uncontested Divorce in California?
April 24, 2026
Key Takeaways In California divorces, one lawyer cannot represent both spouses, even in uncontested or amicable cases. If couples are
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Step-by-Step Timeline of a San Diego Divorce from Consultation to Judgment
April 21, 2026
Key Takeaways In California divorces, one lawyer cannot represent both spouses, even in uncontested or amicable cases. If couples are
How to Handle Divorce if One Spouse Lives Abroad or Out of State
March 19, 2026
Key Takeaways A divorce can still move forward even if one spouse lives in another state or another country. Courts
Protecting Real Estate and Rental Properties With a California Prenuptial Agreement
March 17, 2026
Key Takeaways A California prenuptial agreement and real estate strategy allows couples to clearly define property ownership before marriage, helping
Handling Military Pension Division When the Marriage is Shorter Than Ten Years
February 20, 2026
Key Takeaways The USFSPA 10-year rule only affects how military pension payments are distributed, not whether the pension can be
How Social Media Activity Can Affect Your California Divorce Case
February 16, 2026
Key Takeaways Social media posts can be used as digital evidence in California family law cases. Online activity may affect
Steps to Create a Legally Enforceable Prenuptial Agreement in California
January 28, 2026
Key Insights A California prenuptial agreement helps both high-net-worth individuals and couples with more modest financial situations define how assets,
Prenuptial Agreements for High-Net-Worth Couples in California
January 25, 2026
Key Insights For high-net-worth couples in San Diego, having financial protection is important before saying “I do.” A prenuptial agreement
What To Do in the First 30 Days After Being Served with Divorce Papers in San Diego
January 22, 2026
Key Insights If you’ve been served with divorce papers in San Diego, you only have 30 days to respond. That