Post-trial motions and appeals are closely connected, yet their relationship is often misunderstood. Actions taken after judgment can affect whether an appeal is available, when it must be filed, and what issues an appellate court may review. Understanding how post-trial…
Divorce cases involving business ownership often present additional challenges when financial disclosure is incomplete. Closely held businesses, professional practices, and self-employment structures can make it easier to obscure income or minimize asset values if records are not fully disclosed. Understanding…
Custody and support orders are not automatically permanent, but they also cannot be changed simply because one parent is unhappy with the outcome. Courts require specific legal standards to be met before a modification will be considered. Parents who misunderstand…
Divorce is often surrounded by misinformation. Friends, family, social media, and online forums frequently offer advice that does not reflect how divorce actually works under the law. Acting on these misunderstandings can create unnecessary conflict and, in some cases, seriously…
When business owners think about litigation, they often focus on the legal outcome. Win or lose. Trial or settlement. But the impact of litigation extends far beyond the courtroom. Even before a case is resolved, legal disputes can affect a…
Many clients approach a deposition as if it is a test, a debate, or a performance. That mindset can create unnecessary stress and lead to mistakes. In reality, a deposition is a fact gathering tool. The goal is not to…
Mediation is one of the most common ways civil cases in California are resolved without going to trial. For many litigants, mediation offers a faster, less expensive, and more controlled path to resolution. Understanding how mediation works and how to…
When creating a will, many people name an executor without fully understanding what that role involves. Executors are responsible for handling an estate after someone passes away, and the position carries significant legal duties. For families, knowing what executors are…
Divorce as a Legal and Financial Process Divorce is not only an emotional transition, it is also a legal and financial one. In California, the divorce process is governed by specific laws that determine how property, debts, and family related…
Why Some Families Do It (And When It Backfires) is a growing conversation as more couples navigate the complexities of divorce while continuing to share a home. The idea of being Divorced But Still Living Together? may seem unusual, but…
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