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Can You Reopen a Divorce Case in California After It’s Finalized
Divorce is supposed to bring closure, but sometimes life or hidden facts have other plans. If you’ve found new information — like undisclosed assets or mistakes in your paperwork — you might wonder if you can revisit your divorce. The short
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Does the Child Get a Say in Custody? California Laws on Children’s Preferences
Custody disputes are among the most challenging issues families face in California. Parents often ask whether the court will listen to their child’s wishes. The answer is yes — but only within a structured system designed to protect kids from
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High-Asset Divorce in Encino: Protecting Business and Real Estate Interests
When a marriage involves businesses, luxury properties, and significant investments, the stakes in a divorce are higher than most people realize. In a high-asset divorce in Encino, the challenge isn't just deciding who gets what but about preserving long-term financial
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Why Waiting Too Long to Act Can Hurt Your Custody Rights in California
Whether you're newly separated or trying to create a stable plan for your child, time matters more than you think. For many, if child custody in California is on their plate, a lot is going on. Finding a new place
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Divorcing as a Stay-at-Home Parent in California: What You Need to Know
Divorcing as a stay-at-home parent in California raises questions that extend far beyond the legal paperwork. If you’ve spent years raising children, managing the home, and putting your career on pause, the idea of divorce can feel overwhelming. It may
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Legal Separation vs. Divorce in California: Which One Makes More Sense for You?
According to the California Department of Public Health, over 140,000 divorces were filed in the state in a single recent year. That staggering number shows how common it is for couples to decide to end or redefine their relationship. But not