Guides published by Anthony Payman Azemika

Father cannot claim the kids as dependents on his taxes because he moved out of the family home.

May 04, 2012

A U.S. Tax Court has ruled that where Mother was given temporary sole possession of the parties family home during the pendency of the divorce case, but Father was awarded family home in the divorce ju...

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A grandmother is awarded visitation over father's objection.

May 04, 2012

A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was not wrong by refusing to deny visitation to Childrens grandmother, over Fathers objections, because Fathers reasons for objecting to visit...

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A man who had an affair with a married woman who gave birth to twins is not granted parental status.

Apr 13, 2012

In affirming the Trial Courts decision, a California Court of Appeals has ruled that the petition of a man, who sought to assert paternity of twins born during Mothers marriage to another man, should n...

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When non-managing spouse shows existence of assets managing spouse must prove what happened to them.

Apr 07, 2012

A California Court of Appeals has ruled that where a non-managing spouse makes a prima facie showing of the existence and value of community property assets in managing spouses post-separation control,...

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A California Court of Appeals has designated Wife as a vexatious litigant.

Mar 02, 2012

In affirming the Trial Court, a California Court of Appeals has found no merit in any of Wifes contentions and has designated Wife as a vexatious litigant. In the case ofIn re Marriage of Falcone and F...

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Court rules that life insurance policy purchased during marriage is Wife's separate property.

Feb 04, 2012

A California Appellate Court has ruled that Trial Court was wrong in finding that life insurance policy purchased during marriage with community property funds was community property where Father testi...

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A California Court of Appeals has found that the second marriage was valid because of Wife's belief.

Feb 03, 2012

A California Court of Appeals has ruled that Trial Court erred by finding that Wife did not qualify as putative spouse because her belief in validity of her marriage was not objectively reasonable. Acc...

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A California Trial Court applied the wrong standard in deciding Mother's request to move.

Dec 04, 2011

California Fourth District Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court failed to apply the correct standard in denying Mothers request to move with the parties Child to Minnesota because it determine...

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A California Appellate Court has ruled that Wife can sue Husband for domestic violence.

Dec 04, 2011

A California Appellate Court has ruled that a Trial Courts consideration of Wifes claim of domestic violence in making its spousal support order does not preclude Wife from pursuing a separate tort act...

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A California Appellate Court has ruled that husband is liable to first wife even after his death.

Dec 03, 2011

A California Court of Appeal has ruled decedents second wife is personally liable to his first wife for continuing spousal support payments up to the fair market value of real property (including joint...

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Anthony Payman Azemika's Legal Guides (73)

Father cannot claim the kids as dependents on his taxes because he moved out of the family home.

A grandmother is awarded visitation over father's objection.

A man who had an affair with a married woman who gave birth to twins is not granted parental status.

When non-managing spouse shows existence of assets managing spouse must prove what happened to them.

A California Court of Appeals has designated Wife as a vexatious litigant.

Court rules that life insurance policy purchased during marriage is Wife's separate property.

A California Court of Appeals has found that the second marriage was valid because of Wife's belief.

A California Trial Court applied the wrong standard in deciding Mother's request to move.

A California Appellate Court has ruled that Wife can sue Husband for domestic violence.

A California Appellate Court has ruled that husband is liable to first wife even after his death.