California Divorce: How Pensions and Social Security Are Divided

California Divorce: How Pensions and Social Security Are Divided

In California, property acquired during marriage is generally considered community property. Community property is generally divided equally, so that each …

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You Have A Judgment For Support, Now What?

You Have A Judgment For Support, Now What?

Oftentimes I hear these exact words when consulting with family law clients. They have been to court and awarded by …

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When Does Spousal Support End?

When Does Spousal Support End?

Clearly the answer to that question depends on your situation. If you’re paying spousal support, the answer is “Not soon …

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How and When Can I End Spousal Support?

How and When Can I End Spousal Support?

This is an often confusing area of the law for many litigants. Part of the reason for this confusion is …

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Waiver Of Support In Premarital Agreements

Waiver Of Support In Premarital Agreements

Many family law practitioners when drafting premarital agreements advised against and stayed away from any attempt to limit, modify or …

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Spousal Support and Pension Benefits in Divorce: Avoiding Double Dipping in California

Spousal Support and Pension Benefits in Divorce: Avoiding Double Dipping in California

When navigating the complexities of divorce, particularly after a long-term marriage, the division of assets and spousal support can lead …

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To Prenup or Not to Prenup?

To Prenup or Not to Prenup?

Most everyone is familiar with a prenuptial agreement. However, most everyone is not familiar with the benefits of a prenuptial …

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The Effect of Cohabitation on Spousal Support

The Effect of Cohabitation on Spousal Support

If you are paying spousal support to your former spouse and your former spouse starts living with someone of the …

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The “Cheshire Cat” of Imputed Income

The “Cheshire Cat” of Imputed Income

Family law permits the court to impute income to a non-working or under-employed parent or spouse for the purpose of …

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