Aaron Dishon’s Guides

Aaron Dishon

Irvine Family Law Attorney.

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  1. Revising Estate Planning Documents During Divorce

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, almost 3 years ago.

    When you begin the divorce process your estate planning documents are probably the last thing on your mind, but your will, trust, and power of attorney need to be addressed without delay.

    1 person found this guide helpful

  2. Facebook and Your Divorce

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, almost 3 years ago.

    What you say on Facebook could hurt you in a divorce. What your friends and family say on Facebook could hurt you in a divorce, too. Practice responsible Facebook posting and update your privacy settings to make sure this doesn't happen. How Does it Happen? Your spouse and his or...

    2 people found this guide helpful

  3. Reducing and Terminating Spousal Support in California

    Video posted by attorney Aaron Dishon, almost 3 years ago.

    In California, there is a presumption that the supported spouse has to make reasonable good faith efforts to become self sufficient in a reasonable period of time. You should consider going into court often and early after your divorce to see if its possible to reduce or terminat...

    3 people found this guide helpful

  4. Bankruptcy and Divorce - Don't Assume Your Spouse's Debt!

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    Bankruptcy and financial difficulties can throw a divorce off course. For example, when a divorcing couple is in the process of dividing property, a bankruptcy filing by either spouse would put the division on hold through what is called an automatic stay. An automatic stay prev...

    1 person found this guide helpful

  5. How to Tell Your Family, Friends, and Co-Workers You're Getting a Divorce

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    1 person found this guide helpful

  6. Hire an Accountant and Divorce Lawyer to Work Together

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    In a divorce, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) can calculate your net worth and your spouse's net worth. This helps your attorney provide bulletproof figures to the courts. Look to the Department of Consumer Affairs in California for a list of accountants with experience in ma...

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  7. Common Law Marriage Myths

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    7 people found this guide helpful

  8. California Wage Assignment Facts

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    To make sure a parent pays child support in a timely fashion, California courts often order a wage assignment that requires the paying parent's employer to withhold wages. Typically, the non-custodial parent has an obligation to pay the custodial parent child support every month.

    3 people found this guide helpful

  9. Prenuptial Agreements: Not Just for the Wealthy

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    Not every soon-to-be married couple who signs a prenuptial agreement has millions of dollars in the bank. Yes, many do have high earning jobs or family wealth, but that's not the only reason to sign a prenuptial agreement. Reason for a prenuptial agreement: Children from a previ...

    2 people found this guide helpful

  10. Child Custody - Keeping Track of Custodial Time

    Written by attorney Aaron Dishon, about 3 years ago.

    4 people found this guide helpful

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