Spousal or Partner Support
Legal Separation
Divorce
Request support and/or respond to request for support; change or end existing support order; how to pay an order, how to collect an order
Keep in mind, California is a “no fault” divorce state, meaning that a spouse or domestic partner seeking a divorce need not prove their spouse or domestic partner is at fault. This is referred to as “irreconcilable differences.”
Filing and responding to a legal separation, request of necessary documents required for legal status, gives the court power to decide any and all issues related to the marriage, proper filings and documents with the court
Prenuptial Agreement
Compilation or review of contract prior to marriage or civil union; provisions for division of property, support and guardianship; sunset provisions, distribution
Agreement between the parents, ask for custody order, responding to custody order, change or enforce an order, mediation, domestic violence and its effects on custody rights
Explanation and reasons for annulment, statute of limitations and deadlines, rights and obligations related to children, property, debt and possible “putative” status
Agreement between the parents, ask for child support, respond to request for child support; change, pay or collect child support
Marriage and domestic partnership filing for divorce, responding to a divorce, summary dissolution, mediation
Child Custody and Visitation
Annulments
Property and Debt Distribution
Child Support
Resolution, division and ownership
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