California Law for Filing One spouse (the petitioner) files a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and serves the other spouse (the respondent). California has no-fault divorce, so no grounds must be established. The only requirements are that one spouse has lived in California for the past 6 months and in the county of filing for…
Continue reading ›Beyond Romance Marriage is a Legal Entity Two hearts join as one; the law sees you as partners in every sense. Marriage transforms your status legally, financially, and socially. While love may spark this union, the practical realities that follow can catch newlyweds unaware. As an unwed couple, you maintain separate lives. But marriage alters…
Continue reading ›Overview California divorce laws aim to make property and debt division equitable for both spouses. This legal framework gives you rights and a voice. Though family dynamics are shifting, your financial stability can remain intact with smart planning. While the sentimental task of separating possessions and accounts may initially overwhelm, start from a position of…
Continue reading ›Legal Assitance In Family Law Helps Relieve Emotional Stress Family legal matters are highly emotional. An experienced, compassionate attorney who clearly explains the law is invaluable. Our commitment is guiding you through divorce, custody disputes, and family proceedings with care. A divorce or custody battle feels like a raging storm – chaotic, scary, wanting shelter.…
Continue reading ›How to Legally Separate in California You’ve decided to take action in your marriage because it isn’t working out as you’d hoped. Ultimately, you have two legal recourses: judicial separation or divorce. The main difference is in the permanence of your decision. When you separate legally, you can live and act as separate individuals but…
Continue reading ›In California, to legally withhold rent the property condition must violate the general warranty of habitability, and the landlord must be beyond the reasonable repair time. In addition, tenants cannot right to withhold full rent just for the landlord’s failure to make minor repairs but still have other options to seek relief. California law provides…
Continue reading ›Can a tenant withhold rent? Let’s get right to the point. The short answer to the question is, yes–a tenant can refuse to pay rent and lawfully engage in the withholding of the rent under the right circumstances. However, a tenant can only do this for specified reasons. In this article, we will address all…
Continue reading ›Sacramento Probate Lawyer Losing someone you love is really hard. Dealing with their property and money (called probate) after they die can be confusing. The Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith in Sacramento can guide you through it. Our lawyers understand the complicated probate laws in California. We’ll make sure your loved one’s money and…
Continue reading ›Attorney-Client Relationship Selecting a divorce attorney is one of the most important decisions you will make during your divorce. The attorney you choose will be your advocate and guide through the complex legal process, so it’s crucial to find someone you trust and can communicate with effectively. When first meeting with potential divorce lawyers, come…
Continue reading ›Selecting a power of attorney lawyer is an incredibly important decision when planning for your financial, legal, and healthcare future. These experienced attorneys assist you in thoughtfully preparing power of attorney documents that designate an “attorney-in-fact” or agent who can manage your financial affairs, healthcare choices, property matters, and other essential concerns if you become…
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