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In California, you and your spouse have an equal claim to the assets in your marital estate. All property gained during the marriage becomes community property to be split 50% to each spouse. But what if one spouse

Under California law, domestic violence doesn’t have to be physical to count as abuse. Victims and survivors do not need to show physical injury to prove domestic violence. Intimate partner violence could take the form

Most people think of a family law firm playing a role whenever there’s a crisis, such as divorce. But a trusted family lawyer can do so much more than that – from helping

You don’t have to be married to suffer domestic violence from an intimate or romantic partner. California law protects victims of domestic abuse even without marriage

Divorce is hard enough on its own, even more so when infidelity is involved. Emotions are bound to run high. Despite divorce being a legal process, it’s also deeply personal. If you’ve been wronged by a cheating spouse, you might hope for

In many high-net-worth divorces, spouses are often most concerned about how they’re going to split their assets. But under California’s community property rules, divorcing couples should expect to split their debts as well.