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I often recommend that the parties hire a private judge. To know why, read this article ... http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=90

The longer it takes for the spouses to work out these issues, the more opportunity there is for new conflicts to arise, particularly if they own a house. Read more about it here http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=84

A lender will normally require that both spouses go on the loan and on the title to the house. The title change makes the house community property. If the parties’ later divorce, the question arises: Who owns the house? Read more about this article here: http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=68

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California is a Community Property State BUT Social Security is not Community Property. Read more about this interesting article: http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=56

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What happens to grandparents who have been victims of their children’s irrational decisions? Read more http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=50

Very interesting article about aggressive lawyers! My advice is: Be careful what you wish for. http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=44

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Interesting case about Parents Bearing Gifts. Read more about this case here: http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=37

Do you know what Happens When Community and Separate Property Cross Paths? Learn about it here: http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=31

A parent is not required by law to pay for their child’s college education. But how to cover the cost often becomes a source of major familial friction. One parent refuses to pay; the other parent struggles to pay. Read more about this Child Support dilemma http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=25

In California, a court may find that a person committed domestic violence by engaging in any of the acts listed in Family Code 6320, which include, in addition to assault, stalking, threats, harassment, annoying telephone. Read more http://blog.langleylawfirm.co/?p=18