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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How to Divorce a Narcissist
How to Divorce a Narcissist We’ve probably all known at least one narcissistic individual in our lifetime. Unfortunately, some of us need to divorce one.
Avoid Property Capital Gains Taxes with a Postnup
Avoid Property Capital Gains Taxes with a Postnup Often when couples marry later in life, one or both of them own valuable real estate that
Disagree with your Ex about COVID-19 Vaccinations ?
Disagreeing with Your Ex About COVID-19 Vaccination for Your Child?: For divorced parents, there are many decisions where they need to come to an agreement
Dividing Marital Property? How to Get What You Really Want
Dividing Marital Property? – How to Get What You Really Want How you and your soon-to-be ex divide your marital property, including your real estate
Restricted Stock Units in Divorce and Child Support
How Restricted Stock Units Are Treated in Divorce and Child Support Providing restricted stock units (RSUs) to employees, in addition to salary and benefits, has
Divorce? How to Handle Your Wine Collection
Divorcing? Here’s How to Handle Your Wine Collection Are you getting a divorce and own a valuable wine collection? Many challenges arise whenever a divorcing
Silver Prenuptial Agreements for Later-in-Life Marriages
Silver Prenuptial Agreements for Later-in-Life Marriages If you are getting married in your 50s, 60s, 70s or beyond, you may want to seek the advice
A California Prenup Can Help with Your Estate Planning
What is a California Prenup? A prenuptial agreement or premarital agreement (commonly referred to as a prenup) is a written contract entered into by a couple
