Manhattan Beach, CA
Family Lawyer at Manhattan Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense
One case will need to be "bifurcated" (a separate trial for one or more particular issue). In this case, it is ascertaining what the date of separation would be and if decided, the case will likely se...
See Full GuideIt is one thing to obtain an order it is another to enforce it. In this article, I will focus on support orders (child and spousal). But the mechanism of enforcing orders by contempt is available in o...
See Full GuideMany of you have read a client’s review that invoking your Fifth Amendment right is advisable. I had a client and his family who were involved in a situation which they were dealing with the LAPD and ...
See Full GuideI had a case where my client resides with the minor child in Italy and the father is in California. Ex parte applications are the opposing counsel’s choice of "fast tracking" custody issues but all ha...
See Full Guide"If either parent of an unemancipated minor child is deceased, the children, siblings, parents, and grandparents of the deceased parent may be granted reasonable visitation with the child during the c...
See Full GuideThere are generally eight types of domestic violence/abuse: physical, intimidation, child abuse, verbal and emotional, social isolation, religious, male/female privilege (diminishing the victim’s auth...
See Full GuideWhen you are arrested for Driving Under the Influence, you have an administrative hearing (DMV) and the criminal court to deal with. The outcome for the two cases is different– this article will deal ...
See Full GuideFamily Code (FC) section 2030, subdivision (a)(2) uses the term "disparity." This provision specifically states that at a trial court must make a finding on "whether there is a disparity in access to ...
See Full GuidePrior to December 31, 2018, in most divorce situations, one spouse is legally obligated to make payments to the other party. These payments could be substantial and tax deductions and for some payors,...
See Full GuideBoth federal and state laws support the strong policy that a parent’s first and principal obligation is to support his/her minor children. Each parent has equal responsibility to support the child. Th...
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