Marin county family law Blog
Marin County Family Law Blog
Warren Major LLP provides this family law blog to help our clients and others better understand family law concerns associated with divorce, legal separation, marriage annulment, high asset divorce, divorce mediation, child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, collaborative divorce, paternity, pre and post nuptial agreements, restraining orders, parental alienation and more.
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Preparing for a Divorce When You Have Children
Plan for Your Divorce With Children Having children often makes a divorce much more complicated and emotional. Many people stay in bad marriages to avoid
How to Divorce a Narcissistic Husband–A Full Guide.
Divorcing a Narcissistic Husband Many clients contact us with questions about divorcing a narcissistic husband. Is your husband a narcissist or does he suffer from
Same Sex Divorce for Non-California Residents
Residency Requirements for Same-Sex Couples If you are a same-sex couple and want to divorce, the procedure may differ from conventional couples. Most of the
Is there Only One Way To Divorce?
Devices To Assist The Divorce Process The choices you make during your divorce will have short-term and long-lasting consequences. You should always try to compromise
What does a Legal Separation Include?
Many married couples choose legal separation over divorce for personal reasons, such as holding onto religious beliefs. For the past decade, our divorce lawyers have
What Happens If I Don’t Pay Spousal Support in Marin County?
WHAT IS SPOUSAL SUPPORT IN MARIN COUNTY? Spousal support can often feel like a lose-lose situation. The recipient spouse often feels the Court orders a
Can I Deduct Spousal Support on My Taxes? A Marin Family Law Attorney’s Full Guide.
Is Spousal Support Tax Deductible? In California, you can deduct the spousal support you paid your spouse on your state taxes. Your spouse must pay
A Full Guide to California Separation Agreements
What is a separation agreement in California? In California, a separation agreement is a written contract specifying the rights and obligations belonging to you and your
