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Apr
California is a community property state, so any property that was acquired during the marriage will be split 50/50. This does not include separate property, which is any property that was owned separately before you were married. In a divorce, a judge will make the financial dec...
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Apr
A divorcing couple also has the added stress of navigating child custody issues. Even though you and your spouse are going your separate ways, your child still means the world to you. Determining your child’s living arrangements can be overwhelming, causing you to worry further a...
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Apr
In a recent year, there were over 1,500 fourth-time DUI offenders who had their driving privileges revoked in the Golden State. California penalizes those offenders driving under the influence harshly. What most people do not realize is that a DUI can be charged as a felony, whic...
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Apr
When someone is injured on private property as a result of the property owner’s negligence, the victim can seek compensation for their losses in a premises liability claim. In the State of California, your rights in relation to being injured on public property are more complex. U...
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Apr
The charge of DUI is a serious matter that California divorce courts take seriously. In other words, a DUI – under some circumstances – can directly affect your child custody schedule. Because your parental rights are paramount, you shouldn’t wait to consult with an experienced C...
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Apr
If you’ve suffered an injury due to another driver’s negligence in a motorcycle accident, the physical, financial, and emotional losses you suffer can be immense, and working closely with an experienced motorcycle accident attorney from the start is always in your best interest...
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Apr
Every divorce is unique, and every divorcing couple faces their own unique challenges. If, however, you are facing a military divorce, there can be an additional layer of complexity that needs to be addressed in order to protect your financial and parental rights. If this is the...
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Apr
If you’re facing a felony charge in California, it’s a serious matter that can directly affect your freedom as well as your social standing and other primary concerns on the outside, such as your ability to rent a place to live, obtain a home loan, or even to get a job or advance...
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Apr
While every criminal charge is a serious charge that can lead to serious consequences in your child’s future, a felony charge is the most serious. Juveniles are treated differently by the California criminal justice system, but they can face felony charges. If your child is facin...
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Apr
While misdemeanors are less serious criminal charges than felonies, this fact in no way mitigates how much impact a misdemeanor conviction can have on your future. If you’re facing a criminal charge of any kind, understanding the differences between misdemeanors and felonies in C...
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