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11/07/2024

If you are going through a divorce, mediation is often a less expensive, less emotional, and less time-consuming path forward. If you are considering mediation there several factors that could make the process even more beneficial.

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11/06/2024

The hardest part of any divorce or separation is trying to keep children away from the hostility or anger among parents. Even if a custody agreement is reached initially, things can change and if one parent wants to relocate with the children it can throw a wrench in even the most iron-clad co-parenting plan.

If you are wanting to relocate with your child or your former spouse is looking to move, it’s best to seek counsel right away. Presenting the best interests of children to the court in a compelling fashion takes skill and experience. When custody and visitation cases must be litigated, Irwin & Irwin manages cases and clients in a mature and appropriate manner.

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11/05/2024

Divorce is a challenging season in a person’s life emotionally as well as financially.

Some issues in a divorce case will revolve around a person’s income or ability to earn a certain amount of income which is where Vocational Examinations come in.

In some cases involving spousal and/or child support, it might be appropriate to request that your spouse undergo a vocational examination.

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11/04/2024

Child custody cases are as unique as the individuals involved in them, and there is no cookie-cutter solution for each case.

When a child custody arrangement is brought before the court, California law requires the judge to examine different factors to decide what type of custody arrangement would be in the child’s best interests.

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11/01/2024

If you find yourself in the midst of an intensely contested divorce against a spouse who was violent towards you in the past, you may need an emergency restraining order.

If you feel that your safety is threatened, a judge may order that your spouse cease contact with you immediately. To obtain this kind of order you will need to schedule an emergency hearing where you present previous abuse evidence such as when, where, what happened, and how frequently with witnesses.

Want support for your emergency hearing? It’s best to have legal counsel by your side for optimal results.

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10/31/2024

Sometimes making a move out of state is necessary and can be in the best interest of children. However, if a child is shared with two divorced parents, having to move out of state is a sticky situation.

The court will take your proposed move into careful consideration in relation to your children’s best interests. But what exactly is considered?

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10/30/2024

Although getting married is one of the happiest moments of your life, it’s helpful to have a plan in place in case life doesn’t go as you expected. With the divorce rate at 50% having a legal roadmap to divorce is not only smart, but it could also make your life a whole lot easier and less costly down the road.

A prenup is simply a legal contract that provides you with that legal roadmap for the exceedingly complicated process that is divorce – if it ever comes to that.

Learn more about getting a prenup today.

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10/29/2024

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10/28/2024

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10/25/2024

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10/24/2024

Sometimes individuals avoid paying child support payments out of malice towards the other parent. Though they may think non-payment will just be glossed over in court, that is just not the case.

Courts will almost always order the supporting spouse to pay back charges for months where no support was provided if the supported party had already filed in court requesting the support.

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10/22/2024

Congratulations to Chelsea Pistone on being named Partner at Irwin & Irwin!

10/22/2024

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Family Law, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Support, Custody, Minor’s Counsel & Mediation.

10/21/2024

When it comes to child custody arrangements, the court always bases its decisions on the best interests of the children involved. If the court awarded you joint custody, it’s generally going to keep it that way unless something major changes.

This can make obtaining an out-of-state custody arrangement a difficult process. However, there are still legal avenues you can take.

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10/18/2024

Divorce is undoubtedly a stressful experience for all parties. Between dividing up assets, determining child custody, and hashing out spousal support, the entire process can push seemingly reasonable people to make highly unreasonable choices.

If your ex has chosen to drop out of the workforce to avoid child support and/or alimony payments, it’s time to talk to an attorney.

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10/17/2024

Getting a divorce is difficult enough but the added stresses that come with escaping an abusive spouse are nearly unbearable.

If you have been the victim of domestic violence and believe your safety – or the safety of your children – is at risk, you should speak with an experienced family lawyer who can help you obtain the necessary orders of protection.

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10/16/2024

Some child custody cases are black and white, with both parties reaching an amicable decision about how the child will split their time and how child support will be doled out. However, other cases are more complicated, requiring child custody experts to testify in front of a judge.

In these cases, you need the guidance of an experienced child custody attorney to get you through. Learn more about how experts can help your child custody case today: https://bit.ly/3kPMhLK