alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | March 1, 2023 | Divorce
When you obtain a divorce, you legally end your marriage. However, a divorce does not erase the fact that you were married. With an annulment, it is as if you were never married. Not all marriages qualify for an annulment in California. A marriage annulment in California is a complex legal matter. In some ways,… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | February 1, 2023 | Divorce
You are not required to file for divorce in the state you were married. However, you must meet the residency requirements for a state before the state has jurisdiction to grant a divorce. The residency requirements for filing a divorce vary by state. The residency requirements for a California divorce are: If you have not… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | January 13, 2023 | Divorce
The divorce process varies depending on the state in which it takes place. In California, a divorce can take a few months to a few years to finalize. It all depends on the spouses, the issues involved, and the complexity of the marital estate. For example, if you qualify for a summary dissolution, you could… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | January 4, 2023 | Divorce
Going through the divorce process can be a challenging experience. Living in the same house with the person you are divorcing can be stressful for the entire family. In many cases, it is impossible for divorcing spouses to continue to live together. However, what happens when your spouse refuses to move out of your home… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | December 28, 2022 | Divorce
When a spouse files for divorce, they typically are sure they want to end their marriage. In many cases, the spouse is anxious to get through the divorce process and move forward with their life. However, there are cases where a spouse might want to stop a divorce once the paperwork has been filed with… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | November 10, 2022 | Divorce
Divorce is a difficult and often painful process, and when one spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers, it can make things even more complicated. In California, if one spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers, they may delay the divorce proceedings. However, in the end, they may actually end up paying the ultimate price… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | July 5, 2022 | Divorce
When a couple seeks a divorce, the situation can escalate quickly. How do you resolve child support, child custody, property division, spousal support, and other matters while the divorce is still pending? California courts issue interim orders, which are temporary orders concerning these matters. They apply until the divorce decree is final, at which point… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | June 15, 2022 | Divorce
A marital settlement agreement lays out the terms and conditions of your separation. You and your spouse may agree on absolutely everything, making the entire divorce process go faster and smoother. Or, you may agree on a few things but still need to negotiate the rest. Either way, a marital settlement agreement is binding in… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | June 14, 2022 | Divorce
A confidential marriage in California allows two people to get married without any witnesses present. A couple can request a Confidential Marriage License by paying an $89 fee. However, there are requirements a San Diego couple must meet. Confidential Marriage Requirements If you want a confidential marriage in San Diego, you and your spouse must… read more
alejandra.prado@lawrank.com | June 9, 2022 | Divorce
Getting divorced can involve many issues. Property division can be a contentious issue, especially since California is a community property state. To avoid dividing assets in half, a spouse may try to hide assets. The law requires spouses to disclose all assets in a divorce action. But unfortunately, that does not prevent some spouses from… read more
