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If you are getting a divorce and entered into a prenuptial agreement prior to getting married, you may be concerned that you will not get a large enough settlement. While this may be true, there is a possibility that your prenuptial agreement may be invalid. California lawmakers passed the California Premarital Agreement Act to regulate... continue reading

Some stepparents get a bad rap. The fairy tales and modern day social media descriptions often portray them in a negative light. And then there are the stepparents who go the extra mile. Some of them offer more parental support than, at least, one of the natural parents. One of the most significant things a... continue reading

You would think that with so many changes in family dynamics in the past few decades that every state would have some sort of rights for grandparents when it comes to visitation. However, not all states are as progressive as California. In California, the Family Code doesn't just leave room for grandparents to seek visitation... continue reading

Consider a divorce to be part breaking up of a relationship and part dissolving of a partnership. For the first part, there is usually a great deal of heartache involved, and even when there isn’t, there are levels of emotion associated with the process. This often clouds people’s judgments, and they are unable to see... continue reading