News And Thoughts On The Law In And Around Fremont

Going through a divorce comes with many changes. While you might be focused on matters like where you're going to live and how to share the children, you also need to take the time to update your estate plan. There are several components that will likely change now...

One of the most difficult things for a divorced parent is to continue to communicate with their ex about the children. Unfortunately, there isn't usually a way that you can avoid this, so coming up with a plan to reduce the stress during the communication becomes a...

Your dreams of marriage and children may seem like a distant memory during a divorce. While divorce is a trying time for everyone, it becomes even more complicated when there are children involved. An imminent divorce doesn’t mean you love your children any...

Unfortunately, domestic violence cases are not uncommon. About 15% of all violent crimes involve intimate partners, and nearly one in four women will experience severe physical harm from an intimate partner. In addition to threatening an individual’s physical...

Power of attorney is a document that allows you to name someone else to manage your financial matters. Although many people have heard of power of attorney before, there are several common misconceptions about how it works. When can you sign a power of attorney? ...

Recently, California changed the proceedings for divorcing pet owners by passing Assembly Bill 2274. Whereas the state before treated dogs and cats as part of the assets divided between the two parties, it now authorizes the court to assign sole or joint ownership of...

The decision to get a divorce is usually not easy. You pledged to spend your life together, and now you must decide who gets the TV and the treadmill. Worrying about who gets what may seem trivial when you are going through such an emotionally traumatic experience....