Tag: Divorce Attorney
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How to Serve Divorce Papers in California
When you initiate the divorce process, you’re supposed to let your spouse know—and you do that by service. California law says that you must give the other party formal notice that you’ve begun the legal process; the legal way to do that is by having him or her served with a copy of the same…
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I Want a Divorce: Common Reasons Couples Split
“I want a divorce.” If you’re here, you’ve either said it or heard it very recently. And you’re not alone. Some of the most common reasons couples split up, whether they’re married or dating, may be affecting you—and it may make it easier on you to know that others have experienced something similar. In our…
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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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Divorce In California
Hi! I’m Anna Maples, attorney with the Family Advocacy Center. Today, I want to talk about divorce in California. Before you can file for divorce in California, you have to live in California for at least six months and in your county for at least three months. You also would need to know your date of marriage and…
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