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Enforceability of Prenuptial Agreements in Rhode Island by a RI Family Law Lawyer

admin — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 10:10:12 +0000

Prenuptial agreements are extremely enforceable in Rhode Island (RI). A Prenuptial agreement is also commonly called a Premarital Agreement or an Antenuptial agreement. A Prenuptial agreement should be drafted by a Rhode Island Family Law and Divorce attorney / lawyer.

The Rhode Island Supreme Court has made prenuptial agreements extremely difficult to set aside!

Rhode Island General Law 15-17-6 and established Rhode Island Supreme Court decisions create a heavy burden on a person seeking to invalidate a prenuptial agreement in Rhode Island.

R.I.G.L Section 15-17-6 states:

(a) A premarital agreement is not enforceable if the party against whom enforcement is sought proves that:

(1) That party did not execute the agreement voluntarily; and

(2) The agreement was unconscionable when it was executed and, before execution of the agreement, that party:

(i) Was not provided a fair and reasonable disclosure of the property or financial obligations of the other party;

(ii) Did not voluntarily and expressly waive, in writing, any right to disclosure of the property or financial obligations of the other party beyond the disclosure provided; and

(iii) Did not have, or reasonably could not have had, an adequate knowledge of the property or financial obligations of the other party.

(b) The burden of proof as to each of the elements required in order to have a premarital agreement held to be unenforceable shall be on the party seeking to have the agreement declared unenforceable and must be proven by clear and convincing evidence.

(c) If a provision of a premarital agreement modifies or eliminates spousal support and that modification or elimination causes one party to the agreement to be eligible for support under a program of public assistance at the time of separation or marital dissolution, a court, notwithstanding the terms of the agreement, may require the other party to provide support to the extent necessary to avoid that eligibility.

(d) An issue of unconscionably of a premarital agreement shall be decided by the court as a matter of law.”

The intent of the statute is to “preserve the validity of such agreements”. In order to invalidate a premarital agreement a person must prove every element of the statute by clear and convincing evidence.

The bottom line is the premarital agreements are extremely difficult to invalidate in rhode Island. There is one potential trap that exists. If the parties change residency and get divorced in a different state, the other state might be hesitant to enforce Rhode Island law. I always insert a paragraph in my prenuptial agreements that Rhode Island law will govern the interpretation and enforceability of the agreement. However, there is no 100 percent assurance that some judge of a different state will follow RI Law.

If a person signs a prenuptial without a lawyer is it enforceable?

Yes. It may be preferable for a person to have a lawyer but it is far from required to make the premarital agreement enforceable.

In the trenches of the family law court system, a lesson learned

admin — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 10:09:50 +0000

The experience of the family law court system is brutal and with having to personally experience this one more time, I want to stress to those women who are in the trenches right now, don’t give up, see it to the end, there is relief.

I sat in the court room last week and watched the judge as he calls the cases and I am intrigued more and more, he doesn’t read any of the documents prior to calling the cases on calendar. What is most disturbing is that you will have to explain what is going on and get him up to speed about the case and often, the judge becomes frustrated when the parties are battling it out, especially if there are attorneys involved.

I watch his demeanor with the lawyers and how he interacts with them, which gives me a heads up on his mood. I observe how his hair is styled, which also tells me a lot about if he was running late that morning. I watch and listen very carefully to the parties representing themselves and how he treats them, which gives me another heads up as to how I will go before him to plead my case; under the assumption, that he has reviewed the documents I just filed with his clerk prior to court being called. The judge looks disheveled. Great!

I continue to listen as the judge goes through his list, anticipating when he will call my case. For me, my heart pounds so fast, it feels as though it will pop right out of my chest. Going to court no matter who you are, provokes anxiety, I even see anxiety on the faces of some of the seasoned lawyers, which makes me laugh. What is really entertaining are the female attorney’s who dress like little old ladies, their hair is frumpy, their shoes are worn and they are very loud, trying to overcompensate with the amount testosterone in the room. Ahh! Family Law attorneys.

Since I’m the plaintiff, I sit on the left hand side of the court room. I never glance to the right of me where my ex-husband sits with his attorney, I can only hear their loud voices, their hope is to try and intimidate me. I have become very wise to the tricks over the past six years and it reminds me of how childish and foolish they appear, I smile to myself and take a deep breath.

The judge just finished with a case and he became agitated as one of the parties’ didn’t like what he had to say and was running out of the court room before the judge excused him. Great, I mutter to myself, watch him call my case next, I am screwed.

Then all of a sudden, “on the XXXX matter, what is this all about?” I stood up not knowing if I should approach the bench, then the bailiff motioned me over. I placed my file on the table and I said, “good morning your honor as did my ex’s attorney.” The ex and his attorney are standing strong as if they are about to divide and conquer, the ex has this soft voice almost like peter pan and his attorney thinks he is bad to the bone. Ahh! The Victim role. It’s so phony, it makes me want to puke, but nevertheless, I proceed by serving his attorney with my declaration, just like how the pros do it and he never takes his eye off the judge.

I got him!

He was uncomfortable, because he knew I wasn’t fooling around which meant I knew what I was doing.

Let the games commence.

The legal dance is fascinating, almost comical and for some scary. I already learned my lesson with my ex’s previous attorney and wasn’t going to fall prey to that again. The judge says, “This is a restraining order, is that correct?” I spoke up quickly, “yes, your honor.” The judge continues by directing his question to my ex and his attorney by saying, “there’s a criminal case pending in Los Angeles County, is that correct?” The attorney replies, “Yes there is your honor and we need to continue this case, as Mr. XXXX is set to go to trial next month.” I interject by saying, “I don’t want to continue this hearing your honor, I want to deal with this today and I don’t want to have to return one more time for this restraining order.” The attorney interrupts with, “your honor, he didn’t do it, he is innocent, there is no need for this restraining order, the defendant just wants to see his daughter and if she doesn’t want to come back, drop the criminal charges against my client.”

Listening to this, my heart starts to pound harder, oh no I say to myself, and with my reflex, I say, “excuse me your honor; he made criminal threats to kill me, my family and take my daughter away from me. He wants to see his daughter, well he screwed that up himself by disappearing for seven months, then out of the blue, he calls, makes his threats and wants to see his daughter. No! He doesn’t even pay child support, he owes $11,000.00.” “She owes my client, $16,000.00 and refuses to pay it.” The attorney proclaims. “Enough! Commands the judge, I take it your client pleads the fifth today, is that correct?” My ex replies in that peter pan voice, “Yes, I plead the fifth.” Done, the judge states, Ms. XXXX this hearing will be continued until September, the relief you get is that the restraining order will be re-issued and will remain in full force and effect, is that all right with you?” “Yes, your honor.”

What just happened?

The judge did not review the case nor did he review my declaration that I filed with his clerk, if that were the case, the judge would have ruled on the restraining order and it would have been made permanent. The judge clearly did not want to be bothered with it. He was short, unprepared and frustrated. He must have been running late that morning. Instead, the attorney was hoping I would negotiate with him and drop the criminal charges against my ex as he stated above, “If she doesn’t want to come back, have her drop the criminal charges against my client.” It’s a game and if you watch what happens in court with the judge and the attorney’s you become more aware of the legal tactic.

Judges for the most part don’t read the case before them. Judges rely on the attorney’s to make them aware of the status. What happens when the parties are acting in pro se? Then what? It’s the judge’s civil responsibility as an officer of the court to review the case and listen for the facts and then proceed with a ruling. However, that doesn’t happen. I think this is terribly wrong and does not follow judicial protocol.

The judge is to hear both sides, review all documents and based on what was presented before him or her; make a decision based on the facts and the law. I hear about cases that were simply tried inappropriately, mine for one, and I believe those cases should be reviewed and charges of judicial misconduct be brought against those judges who simply refuse to follow the law.

Family Law Reform.

If your case is not handled properly and you feel that you are not being treated fairly, file a complaint. Don’t allow yourself to fall prey to a miscarriage of justice, take a stand and take action.

If you need help, contact Women’s Legal Resource and Survivors In Action, advocates are there to help you.

Family Law Attorneys Provide Assistance in Divorce Proceedings

admin — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 10:09:44 +0000

When in the middle of a divorce, the last thing that most individuals want to consider is the new legal dictionary they must familiarize themselves with. While some understanding of these new legal terms is usually required, family law attorneys in Riverside help individuals or couples get through a divorce as smoothly as possible, with an accurate understanding of the laws that apply. Divorce does not have to be war, and ex couples rarely enjoy coming away from divorce proceedings with loads of animosity and anger. Especially when the couple has children, getting through a divorce as smoothly as possible can be very important.

Family law attorneys in Riverside often help divorcing couples sort out many things beyond dividing their possessions and assets. They are usually called upon to assist the couple in reaching a fair child support and child custody agreement. These attorneys will work to make sure that their client’s rights are protected and that they are not paying too much or receiving too little child support. Reaching a fair agreement is vital to both parties moving forward with their lives. It can also be helpful in creating a more comfortable environment for their children, instead of the hostile environment some children of divorced parents are exposed to.

Parties who are well aware of their rights usually fare much better than those who are not. Family law attorneys in Riverside will assist their client in realizing certain rights that they may not have been aware they were entitled to. For instance, while full legal custody refers to a parent’s sole right and responsibility to make decisions about their children’s education, healthcare, etc., this is usually the case only when one parent is considered unfit to care for their children. Most agreements award joint legal custody to the couple. This means that both parents have a right and responsibility to the aforementioned decisions. Full physical custody does not mean what an average person may think. Full physical custody means only that the children will live primarily with one parent. The non-custodial parent still retains visitation rights and is allowed to see their children.

These are just a few examples of the legal terms that family law attorneys in Riverside work to make their client understand. Most people will be surprised to realize that they have many rights they were not aware of beforehand. Attorneys in this specialty will be able to further explain these rights and assist their clients in securing them during divorce proceedings.

How Divorce and Family Law work in Florida?

admin — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 10:10:00 +0000

There often comes a time when misunderstandings between two people who tied the nuptial knot rise to a height that they no longer wish to stay together. One needs to be aware of family law to get separated legally. The family law of Florida permits both fault divorce as well as no fault divorce. Divorces can be either contested or uncontested. Contested divorces are those which have disputes on certain issues. Uncontested divorces are those in which both the parties agree on all major issues or one of the parties, fails to take steps to contest the divorce.

To apply for a divorce in Florida, the couple must have stayed in Florida for at least six months before applying for divorce. Uncontested divorces require a marital separation agreement and a short hearing. Contested divorces usually take a long time and are difficult to deal. Filing for divorce needs to be made either in the region where the couple currently resides or in the place where they last stayed together.

Divorce becomes more complicated when the couple has minor children from their marriage and both fight for the custody of the children or child. The decision of the custody is always taken in the welfare of the child. The non custodial parent is responsible to pay for child support to the custodial parent. The percentage of child support to be paid is decided taking into consideration the salary of custodial parent as well as non custodial parent, needs of the child, age of the child, standard of living etc.

According to the family law of Florida, a legal father is responsible for all the rights as well as responsibilities towards the child. The husband of the woman delivering a child becomes a legal father even if the child was born of her relation with some other individual. He will remain as the legal father until the biological father claims for paternity of the child. The court then decides about whether or not to establish paternity of the biological father depending on the best interests of child.

Unmarried parents living together have separate rules for separation. According to Florida law, if the man is not married to the child’s mother during birth, he has no right to claim for custody even if his name appears on the child’s birth certificate. Such men should file for paternity after undergoing a paternity test through DNA testing.

Sometimes domestic violence becomes the cause of divorce. Abusing the spouse is a serious crime and hence can be filed in court. There are a number of criminal defense lawyers to help out.

Although it is better to avoid separation, but when it becomes a must, take proper steps by knowing the laws before hand.

Latent shortcomings in section 4 of Muslim Family Law Ordinance

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:09:55 +0000

On account of a fundamental rule of inheritance under Muslim law that “a nearer in degree excludes the more remoter” the children of a predeceased son or daughter can not inherit the property of their grandfather or grandmother who is survived by a son or sons. All the schools and sub-schools of Islamic law unanimously accepted this fundamental rule. So it is evident that in the opinion of Islamic jurists the provision of representation in respect of inheritance is absence in Muslim law. As under this principle grandchildren are excluded from inheritance, different Muslim countries of the world attempted to solve this problem by taking various devices.

In Syria and morocco the children of a predeceased son who would be excluded from succession under sharia law ,are now entitled to either the share of their father which they would have taken ,had he survived the propositus or one third of the net estate ,whichever is less .But till now no provision has been made for the children of the deceased ‘s daughter.

In Egypt the children of a predeceased son or daughter is entitled to the share of their parent which they would have received ,had he or she survived the propositus ,but within the maximum limit of one third of net estate.

Some Middle Eastern countries have adopted the device of ‘obligatory bequests’. In Libya the will act 1994 introduced obligatory bequest for orphaned grandchildren through predeceased sons. But Bangladesh and Pakistan have accepted the rule of representational succession for the orphaned grandchildren. Section 4 of Muslim family law ordinance1961 provides;

In the event of the death of any son or daughter of the propositus before opening of succession ,the children of such son or daughter ,if any ,living at the time of succession opens ,shall per stirpes receive a share equivalent to the share which such son or daughter ,as the case may be ,would have received if alive.’

According to this section a grandson or granddaughter represents his or her father or mother at the time of death of grandfather or grandmother and inherit what their parent would have inherited if alive, it is called representation. So representation means a more distant relative steps into the shoes of a nearer relative (e.g. a son representing his father) and inherits in an identical manner to the individual he represents. This doctrine of representation has brought in some cases caustic injustice to some heirs of the deceased .For the better understanding the latent injustices in section 4 of MFLO; we can discuss it by giving some examples;

Firstly; a dies leaving behind one daughter and one son’s daughter. So under Islamic law of inheritance daughter gets three-fourths and granddaughter gets one –fourth but according to this ordinance daughter gets one-third and granddaughter gets two-thirds. Only this single injustice upsets the whole community. Here both the heirs are female one is one degree nearer than the other one but nearer gets half of property of remoter. Do you think it is justice?

Secondly; under the ordinance the doctrine is applied only for the descendents of the deceased. It means the entire property which the deceased son would have inherited, if alive, goes to his children, depriving his wife and other relatives. For example; A dies leaving B, a son and D a grandson from predeceased son C and C’ s wife E. Here the property will be divided into two. B gets half and the rest half goes to D. So E is completely deprived .Is it justice?

Thirdly; the propositus dies leaving a daughter of a predeceased son and a full brother. Under MFLO, the entire property goes to son’s daughter and she completely excludes full brother. Is it not injustice?

Fourthly, Son is duty–bound to maintain his father but son’s son is not obliged to maintain his grandfather .So equal distribution among son and grandson is not justice.

Although section 4 of MFLO protected the right of grandchildren yet for the abovementioned injustices to the heirs it should be amended.

References:

A Text Book On Islamic Law– Dr. Muhammed Faiz-ud-din.

Shariah Law and Society– A.M.Siraj uddin.

Principles of Mahomedan Law– D.F. Mulla.

The Muslim Law of India– Tahir Mahmood.

Don’t Get Caught Out By New Privacy Rules In Family Law Cases

admin — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 10:10:06 +0000

Don’t get caught out by the new rules on privacy laws which allow the media to attend many private family court hearings where previously they would have been excluded, says family law solicitor Anne Blenkinsop.

The rules, which came into force on April 27 2009, aim to encourage greater openness in future.

Anne, a partner and a collaborative lawyer* at leading regional law firm Furley Page, explains: “While the majority of such proceedings won’t be of interest to the press, there is always the chance that a reporter will ask to be admitted to the court room. They might be present, for example, when the court fixes the time table for financial disclosure and valuation of assets – or at the final hearing at which the assets are divided.

“But even if they are permitted to attend a hearing, it doesn’t give them the right to see private documents. Neither can they necessarily communicate information relating to the proceedings to the public.”

The media is excluded when the identity and interests of a child, a party or a witness need protection. The court can make this decision after hearing representations or on its own initiative.

* The collaborative family law process is a relatively new way of dealing with family difficulties and aims to resolve disputes in a fair way. It involves private face-to-face meetings between a separating couple and their solicitors and is felt to be preferable to the standard procedure of negotiating by letter and telephone. Both parties and solicitors sign an agreement to resolve the couple’s differences without going to court. If successful, their case would then be unlikely to attract any media attention.

Family Law

admin — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 04:28:18 +0000

There are many hardships a family can face during a lifetime. When the unthinkable happens, such as experiencing a divorce, finding out about child abuse or a child abduction, or having to deal with property settlements, the legal terms and rules will not be foremost on your mind. In cases like these, the amount of work to be done can seem overwhelming. The legal system is a very complex system, and although it might seem expensive and time consuming to seek advice from a lawyer, doing so can save both money and time in the future. It is important to seek advice from a lawyer who specializes in your specific legal problem. He or she will use expertise and experience to reach a satisfactory outcome to the situation. If one of the situations above happened, one would seek out a Family Lawyer.

Family law is the area of the law that deals with domestic relations and family related issues. Complications that arise from situations such as the nature of marriage and domestic partnerships, issues involving spousal or child abuse and child abduction, and issues arising from the termination of a relationship such as divorce, annulment, property settlements, and parental responsibility are all included under the category of Family Law.

Relying on settlements without the aid of a family lawyer can be very risky. Without the legally binding decisions, trouble can be caused if one of the parties involved in the settlement decides to change his or her mind in the future. This is especially important in property settlements. “Property” in a property settlement can be interpreted as almost anything that is capable of being owned. A property settlement includes everything belonging to a couple, regardless of who bought it, who’s name it is in, or if it was owned before the marriage.

In the situation of a property settlement, it is easy to see how the amount of work can become overwhelming. This is where a family lawyer can be extremely helpful. When most people think of a lawyer, they immediately assume a court visit is in order, but in family law situations, this is not the case. In fact, going to court is often best left as a last resort. Most family law cases can be solved through simple negotiations between the parties involved. The lawyer will help obtain a satisfactory settlement and insure that complications will not be ongoing. Outcomes are not simply a 50:50 split of the assets, but rather a division based on the circumstances of the specific situation. It sometimes requires an outsider to have unbiased view of what those circumstances really are. The family lawyer will help determine and organize information about factors such as age, health, education, and job qualifications to decide how the case will be settled.

If parties are open and honest in a family law situation, settlement of a case should go smoothly for everyone, resulting in a satisfactory outcome. Experiencing any type of family trouble can be extremely stressful, causing strong emotions and thoughts to occur. A family lawyer is a sound investment that will listen to the concerns of all those present, and will give objective advice about legal obligations and rights of entitlement until a desired settlement is reached.

The information you obtain from this article is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.

A family lawyer in Rochester MN at a local law firm can provide legal assistance related to family law in Minnesota.

Vallejo Family Law Attorney Separation Contracts

admin — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 04:28:21 +0000

SEPARATION AGREEMENT – In a marital breakup, a document that outlines the terms of the couple’s separation.

Separation Contracts are generally made by the husband for himself and by the wife with trustees. This contract does not affect the marriage, and the parties may, at any time agree to live together as husband and wife. The husband who has agreed to a total separation cannot bring an action for criminal conversation with the wife.

So, it’s kind of like a temporary divorce. You can get a Vallejo family law attorney to provide you with a separation contract. It’s easy, fast and relatively cheap to do. If you find that you do in fact need a divorce, having an existing separation contract makes the divorce very easy to execute.

The provisions of a separation contract created by a Vallejo family law attorney are binding upon both parties. The provisions become binding once the final decree is filed with the courts. It is possible that the court may rule that the contract is unfair. So, you’ve got the courts on checking up on your Vallejo family law attorney. In most cases, the whole process is pretty streamlined. The Vallejo family law attorney draws up the contract, you and your spouse sign it, and that’s it!

So why might you want to have a Vallejo family law attorney draw up a separation contract?

Well, the main reason is that it’s cheaper than settling your differences in court. Another reason is that you can live separate lives without officially getting divorce. You can still get a divorce if you need one, and having a seperation contract makes getting a divorce really easy (or at least much easier). The reason is that there’s nothing left to fight over. All the issues are resolved in the separaton contract that your Vallejo family law attorney created for you. If you need to get a divorce, all you need to do is file a few forms and you’re done.

This Vallejo family law separation contract may provide for alimony for either party, rules for using property, provisions regarding children’s residency, and child support.

If you need a Vallejo divorce, the first thing is to file a divorce action. A Vallejo family law attorney can help you with this. Don’t worry, it’s not expensive. The expensive parts come later. Once your Vallejo family law attorney has filed your case, you can seek to enter into a separation contract or Vallejo mediation. These two options will save you time and money. Talk to your Vallejo family law attorney about it.

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Seattle Family Law: Mediating the Terms of your Divorce

admin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:28:29 +0000

Seattle family law cases are governed by the rules of King County Superior Court. Under those rules, parties must attempt to mediate before going to trial. A family law mediation usually takes place at the office of a third-party, neutral Seattle family law attorney with whom the parties contract to help resolve the issues of their case. This attorney must be experienced in the nuances of Seattle family law so that he or she may advise each side as to how a judge is likely to rule if the case went to trial. The parties usually remain separate from each other during the mediation, and the mediator travels back and forth between each party’s station with offers and counter-offers from each side.

Not all counties in Washington State require mediation. Nevertheless, it is generally a good idea to at least attempt mediation before incurring the stress and expense of trial. Paying a Seattle family law lawyer to appear at trial can be very costly, and court trials are quite stressful. Furthermore, when parties separate, there is usually already a lot of stress in the relationship. The parties do not make good decisions about one another and sometimes hold onto animosity that keeps them from making agreements. Unfortunately, this stalemate can lead to less than desirable consequences, and your lawyer will have to charge you to argue for you in court.

However, it is also not wise to jump to settlement too soon. Often parties in Seattle family law disputes “just want things to be over” and will settle before making an informed decision. The Seattle family law attorneys at McKinley Irvin can help you assess your divorce case and help you get it resolved in a way that is fair to all parties. Our Seattle child custody, divorce, modification, and adoption lawyers understand the emotional challenges of divorce and can help you by being a clear thinker during an unclear time. Give us a call and come in for a consultation on your Seattle family law case today because divorce doesn’t have to be a nightmare.

The author is a Seattle family law attorney law student. Please visit mckinleyirvin.com for more details.

A Family Law Lawyer Can Make it Go Smoother

admin — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 04:28:34 +0000

Smoothing things over becomes an unpleasant task for many amateurs in divorce cases, a task that these people are not usually prepared to face. Bitter words and harsh times can create even more uncomfortable, awkward and very tense situations or environments for the parties involved and even for those around them. Having a professional who can help to fix these situations and draft and create fair, just settlements for divorced couples can be invaluable to these couples as they go through the divorce process.

Strangely, when one thinks of a family law attorney, they often think of those lawyers we have seen on television that have sinister ideas and intricate plots to destroy the lives of their opponents. What one will discover if they spend any time at all with any attorney is that this is simply not the case. The vast majority of attorneys are committed to discovering what is fair and implementing a settlement that reflects this. A family law attorney is not interested in taking a bad situation and making it worse. This does not benefit them at all and goes against the sense of fairness and equality that they fight to protect. A family should never go through a divorce alone, without the counsel of a professional to guide them through what can become ugly situations and hard times.

Especially if there are children involved in the divorce, these situations can become bitter messes from the very beginning. Former couples sometimes spend countless dollars and a great deal of time trying to decide who is going to have custody of their children after their divorce. What is often forgotten in situations such as these is: what is best for the children? A family law attorney will bring their expertise in these situations and past experiences in similar cases in helping the family decide what is best for the children. Many families face the unpleasant requirement of putting their children through a messy divorce when the parents cannot get along or stay married to each other any longer. When divorce seems inevitable, the parents will usually fight often, be miserable and create tense situations inside the home, which their children often pick up on. So, getting divorced may be the best thing for the children in some cases, as nobody wants their children to grow up in these circumstances. A messy divorce, however, will often create the very thing the parents were trying to avoid, a tense and uncomfortable situation for their children. Having a family law attorney to help the parents through these troubled times will help to smooth the situation and create a fair and calm environment for the children.

As everybody knows, divorce is not a fun experience for any party involved, and that includes the children. A family law attorney can help the situation by bringing information, experience and fairness to the situation. This will help the ex-husband and ex-wife sort out their divorce and make the decisions that are best for everybody involved.

For more information on the process for a Divorce in Irvine or to schedule a consultation with a Family Law Attorney visit the offices of Diefer Law Group

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