Posts Tagged ‘collaborative divorce’
Avoid the Litigation Havoc
You have got to decide if you want an amicable route or a litigation route. Many people think that if they hire a Collaborative lawyer, they may not be able to afford a litigator if they need one. What they don’t understand is that they cannot afford litigation because they have no idea about the…
Read MoreThe Insanity of Spousal Support Litigation
The insanity is actually normal. People spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in litigation fees to free themselves from a lifetime of paying spousal support. Would you not think it wise to at least offer the supported spouse a lump sum buyout of support? Would it not be better for the spouse to plan an…
Read MoreLitigation Agenda vs Collaborative Agenda for Property Division
What’s the difference in property division between a Litigated Divorce vs. a Collaborative Divorce? Take a look below and then give us a call! (818) 991-0519
Read MoreWho Can Be A Legal Parent
The Uniform Parentage Act (UPA) governs who can become a legal parent. UPA allows someone who is not a biological parent to be presumed parent because they have cared for the child and parented the child. Under the law, “A person is presumed to be the natural parent of a child if the person …. receives…
Read MoreCourt Could Off-Set Child Support Obligations with 1/2 Rental Value of the House
Husband and wife get separated. Wife’s attorney gets an order from the Court for Wife to live in the family home with the children exclusively without husband and for husband to pay monthly child support and spousal support to the wife. Husband does not pay his support payments and ends up owing support to the…
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