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Starting January 1, 2026, California will implement Senate Bill 1427, allowing couples to file a joint petition for divorce, promoting a more cooperative approach to ending marriages. This change aims to reduce the adversarial nature of divorce proceedings, ultimately benefiting families, especially children, by fostering a smoother transition during a challenging time.
In California, divorce petitions must be filed in the correct venue based on residency, and improper venue can be challenged but does not invalidate a judgment.
Peremptory challenges allow parties to automatically disqualify a judge in family law hearings, promoting fairness and impartiality.
Cohabitation agreements, or Marvin agreements, are essential for couples living together without marriage, outlining financial responsibilities and support obligations.
Requests for continuance in family law hearings must be made promptly and with solid justification, as courts are reluctant to grant them without good cause.
Understanding income discovery in family law is essential for establishing support obligations.
Understanding the Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure is crucial in family law cases, as it sets the stage for financial transparency between parties. At M.C. Law, P.C., we’re here to help you navigate these requirements and protect your interests.
Family Law Attorney’s Real Property Lien (FLARPL), a strategic tool that allows parties to encumber their community property interest in real estate to secure payment of attorney fees. It outlines how the FLARPL works, its legal safeguards, and its practical applications in family law cases.
Discover the essentials of emergency custody in California with our latest blog. Learn when an emergency custody hearing is necessary, the serious situations that qualify, and how the court process works. At M.C. Law, P.C., we’re here to guide you through securing the protection your child needs with expert and compassionate support
Navigating attorney fees in family law cases can be complex, especially when there's a disparity in financial resources between parties. California's Family Code section 2030 ensures that both parties have access to legal representation by addressing this disparity, but understanding the rules and requirements for requesting and awarding these fees is crucial.
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