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Recent Posts in Stolen Property Category

  • Five Tips on Preserving and Tracing Your Separate Property Claims

    An important part of the divorce process is the division of marital assets, which is governed by our state's unique community property laws. In California, property acquired from the date of marriage to the date of separation is presumed to be community property. Spouses have equal interests in their community's property. Conversely, property acquired before marriage, after the date of separation, ...
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  • Should I Stay or Should I Go? Seven Things to Consider Before Moving Out of the Family Residence

    The most volatile time during a divorce is usually right after the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed. It is at this moment when feelings of fear of the future surface, accusations fly, verbal attacks mount, and before you know it people end up saying and doing things they later regret. Common sense tells us the best solution during this difficult time is for one of the parties to ...
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  • Why Using Self-Help to Retrieve Community Property is a Bad Idea

    You may have heard that "possession is nine tenths of the law." This old saying still rings true in many situations. However, those who embrace this principle during a divorce may want to think twice about fighting over personal property with their estranged spouses. According to a recent appellate court decision - People v. Aguilera*, a person who gains possession of community property against ...
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  • How Much Child Support Is "Too Much?"

    According to Pasadena family law lawyers , it's a common misconception that child support is only supposed to cover a child's basic needs. The courts have consistently upheld the belief that both parents have a financial responsibility to their child after a divorce. However, what financial responsibility means is dependent upon the income of the parents. For parents with low incomes, support ...
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