A prenuptial agreement (commonly prenup) is a signed contract between two partners before marriage that dictates each spouse’s property and financial entitlements in the event of a divorce.
We offer a wide variety of estate planning services which include Revocable Living Trusts, Wills, Health Care Directives, Power of Attorney, Probate Avoidance, and Notary Public Services.
In a Dissolution of Marriage (commonly known as Divorce) or a Legal Separation, property division is common. We ensure that the property division is occurring accurately. This includes credits and charges.
When the well-being of a child is at stake, there’s nothing more paramount than ensuring their best interests are safeguarded. Child custody refers to both physical custody (which parent the child lives with) and legal custody (decision making).
The path to Legal Separation and Divorce can be both legally intricate and emotionally draining. Unlike a divorce, a legal separation does not end the marriage, but allows other possible benefits. A divorce may take longer than a separation.
Restraining Orders relating to Domestic Violence, Elder Abuse, Civil Harassment, School and Workplace Harassment.
Parentage determination is a legal process that establishes the legal parents of a child.
Representation throughout the adoption process, including, but not limited to De Facto Parent Status and Prospective Adoptive Parent application and designation.
Juvenile dependency court handles cases of children who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned by a parent or caregiver. The court decides if the allegations are true.
Guardianship is a legal process where the Court appoints an adult (other than the child’s parent) to care for a child.
Appeals often necessitate the review of lower superior court decisions and orders.
