Divorce Attorney and Family Law Attorney in San Diego
Going through a divorce or family legal issue can feel overwhelming. You deserve caring yet strong counsel. At the Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith, we provide just that to clients across San Diego.
We aim to guide you through this challenging process with expertise and empathy. We take time to understand your unique situation so we can protect your rights, assets, and, most of all, your future.
Why Do Clients Choose Us?
- Down-to-earth attorneys who listen and offer straight talk.
- Focus on fair, common sense solutions, not drawn-out court battles.
- Work closely with financial pros to secure your assets and income.
- Walk you through each step so you feel informed and in control.
- Customize legal strategies based on your needs and priorities.
- Promptly answer your questions and concerns every step of the way.
- Provide a judgment-free space to talk through your worries.
How We Can Help with Your Family Law Needs:
- Divorce, legal separation, and annulment
- Child custody, visitation, and parenting plans
- Child support and spousal support
- Division of real estate, businesses, retirement plans
- Prenups and postnups
- Restraining orders and domestic violence help
Frequently Asked Questions:
How long does an uncontested divorce take in California?
If you and your spouse agree on the divorce terms, it can be finalized in 6 months or less. We’ll expedite it if needed.
What documents should I bring to a divorce consultation?
Tax returns, pay stubs, mortgage statements, retirement account information, credit card statements, car loan notes, and any prenups or postnups you have.
Who decides who gets the house in a divorce?
California divides assets 50/50, but the law can get complicated regarding asset allocation. We’ll strategize to secure your fair share.
Do I need a lawyer for a California divorce?
You can file independently, but an experienced attorney protects your rights in asset division and child arrangements.
What is typical spousal support?
California has a standard formula for spousal support, which can be found here. Factors like marriage length, income, future earning ability, and marital lifestyle are considered.
Reach Out Today to Start a Conversation
Contact our San Diego office to schedule a consultation if you’re considering divorce or need help with a family law matter. We’re here to listen and guide you forward.