Attorney’s Fees in Family Law
Jul 15, 2013
All too often in family law parties stonewall one another. They make frivolous request. They inundate the other side with faxes, emails, messages, letters, useless interrogatories, and more. They refus...
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Family Law (Child Support and Spousal Support)
Jul 08, 2013
CHILD SUPPORT in California is based upon the Statewide Uniform Guidelines. It is presumed to be the correct amount. It can only be rebutted if: the parties agree to a different amount, the obligor par...
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Requesting for Attorney’s Fees in a Family Law Case
Jun 30, 2013
California attorneys fees are enumerated in Family Code (FC) Section 2030-2034 (needs-based) and Section 270-274 (sanctions) allows a party to request from the court to award attorneys fees for the req...
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Splitting the Retirement Accounts During a Divorce
Jun 24, 2013
It used to be that the house was the biggest asset to split in a divorce. These days, it is the retirement account. Whether it is a pension or profit-sharing arrangement, 301(k), IRA, stock bonus plan,...
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Appealing A Citizenship Denial
Jun 22, 2013
If your citizenship application is denied by a United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officer, you may ask for review and appeal the decision. The Form N-336 (Request for a Hearing ...
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Embezzlement
Jun 11, 2013
Embezzlement is defined as the fraudulent conversion of property of another by a person in lawful possession of that property. This crime generally involves a relationship of trust and confidence, such...
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What to Do If Your Child is Arrested?
Jun 02, 2013
When your child is arrested, you feel overwhelmed and powerless. But you have rights. You have the right to be informed when your child has been taken into custody, to advise your child to talk to an a...
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The “Nuts and Bolts” of Driving Under the Influence (“D.U.I.”)
May 20, 2013
Memorial Day weekend begins the summer travel season and for many of us who likes the convenience of making short trips in our cars rather than flying, here are just some tips about driving under the i...
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Appealing a Criminal Conviction
May 20, 2013
Once you are convicted at a bench trial (no jury) or a jury trial, you have the right to appeal that conviction. A Notice of Appeal must be filed with the court 30-60 days following the judgment. This ...
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Can a Judge Reconsider a Prior Order?
May 06, 2013
Yes! Any party, whether in a civil or a criminal case, in an application for an order has been made to a judge, or to a court, and refused in whole or in part. may within 10 days after service upon the...
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