Author: Anna Maples
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How to Develop a Parenting Plan During Divorce
Your attorney will guide you through the basics of divorce, from filing a petition for dissolution in the Stockton court system to negotiating a property settlement with your spouse. Some things, though, are really personal—including how you set up your parenting plan so your kids get what they need from each of you. As family…
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Child Custody Laws in California: What You Need to Know
Child custody laws in Stockton (and elsewhere in California) are in place to protect the best interests of the children—but they can be a bit confusing. For this reason, many people choose to work with a Stockton family law attorney who understands how our custody laws will impact their families. Child Custody Laws in…
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Can a Lawyer Fight a Prenuptial Agreement in California?
A prenuptial agreement—typically created before a wedding date is even set—can pose serious problems for one or both sides during divorce. Whether the prenup is valid or invalid, having one can lead to more stress than you need. Most people choose to work with prenuptial agreement attorney in Stockton in each scenario because having a…
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How Does a Premarital Agreement Affect Your Divorce?
Having a premarital agreement—commonly called a prenuptial agreement or prenup—can change the divorce process significantly.Not having a premarital agreement in place does not mean you won’t get a fair division of your marital property. It doesn’t mean equitable distribution won’t occur. California law requires divorcing couples to divide community property equally unless you have a…
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Temporary Custody: What You Need to Know
During divorce, child custody can be one of the most contentious issues you’ll face. You, as parents, both want what’s best for you children—but if you’re like many parents, you disagree on exactly what that is. California Child Custody Overview In the state of California, the law requires that divorcing couples who share children propose…
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Divorce and Property Settlement: 5 Tips to Negotiate With Your Spouse
When you go through a divorce in California, you’ll have to go through several steps — and one of them is creating a divorce property settlement. Here’s how to negotiate during divorce so you can reach a fair, reasonable outcome. How to Negotiate During Divorce If you’re like most people, you have no idea how…
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The First Step in Divorce: Filing a Petition for Dissolution
Before you can begin the divorce process, which includes negotiating property division, child custody, and, in many cases, spousal support, you must first file a petition for dissolution. What is a Petition for Dissolution? A petition for dissolution is the first step in any divorce proceeding in Stockton or elsewhere in California. When your divorce…
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Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in California
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in California California is a no-fault divorce state, which means that neither spouse has to prove that there was any misconduct on the part of the other. The only requirement for a no-fault divorce is that the couple state that they cannot get along. This is referred to in the courts…
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How to get a Child Support Order
How to get a Child Support Order If you have a child with someone who is not your spouse or is a former spouse, getting child support can be a necessity in order to ensure the continued health, welfare and wellbeing of both yourself and your child. If you live in California that process can…
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How Child Support Works in Stockton California
Child support is a court order requiring a parent to make ongoing monthly payments for the care and support of a child or children. A child support order is usually sought when parents separate, divorce, or when one parent has not met his or her financial obligation. Generally, the parent who has primary custody of…
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