Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews

It’s important to understand how child custody works before getting divorced. Here’s a quick read on what child custody could mean for your family:

What are you going to do today to help keep your community clean for the long run? Happy #EarthDay!

Include children in plans, schedules, and everything they may need to know as they adapt to co-parenting.

For National Tax Day, we want you to be informed about how your filing status can be impacted by divorce. Everything you need to know is in our blog.

Claiming a child on taxes normally depends on which parent has custody. Read more in our blog. https://bit.ly/3ehcDTn

Withholding child support payments can result in legal backlash. Here’s what can happen if you refuse to pay:

Family law matters shouldn’t be handled on your own. For compassionate and skilled legal assistance, reach out to our team today.

#DYK Before you can file for divorce in California, at least one spouse must be a resident of the state for six months or 180 days.

#TipTuesday Many divorcing couples find mediation allows them to avoid the high financial and emotional costs of a litigated divorce.

While going through a divorce, you can prevent a complicated situation from turning into a financial disaster.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! With our team on your side, you’ll always feel lucky.

Protecting yourself from financial harm and having access to the financial resources you may need during your divorce is crucial.

How will your assets be split in your divorce?

Happy National Women’s History Month! We want to celebrate by taking a look at Clara Shortridge Foltz, who was the first woman to join the bar and practice law in California! Clara was a trial lawyer and pioneer of the Women's Suffrage Movement. In 1878, she was the first woman to join the bar and practice law in California at age 29.

#TestimonialTuesday -- Our firm is always here to help the Folsom community get through the difficult times in their life.

For National I Want You to be Happy Day, we want to focus on the importance of having a positive relationship with your co-parent. Working as a team shows, you put their needs above your own.

When it comes to keeping your family intact, it is important that you seek out reputable and experience legal counsel. The Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews is here to help you gain the upper-hand in any family legal matter. Contact us today.

We are here to help you through this difficult time in your life. Let us put our experience to work for you today!

#DYK? Every person is entitled to terminate their marital status in California, even if their partner does not want to. This includes domestic partners and/or same-sex couples who have married.

For more than a decade, the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C. has been helping families in California find the right path forward for a brighter future. Contact us to find out how we can help you.

Our support staff is crucial in keeping our office running. Get to know our certified paralegal, Lisa today!

#FAQFriday -- No, absolutely not. Cases that are brought within the context of a parentage case, legal separation, and/or dissolution are governed by the California Family Code. Cases in the child welfare law system, i.e. juvenile dependency cases, are governed by the California Welfare and Institutions Code.

If you are going through a divorce and suspect that your spouse is hiding assets that should be divided and split among you, you may not know where to turn. We’re here to help.

Happy holidays from our family to yours!

Have you heard of divorce mediation? It may be the right choice for you!

This holiday season you can strengthen the bonds of your family and by adopting your stepchildren. Learn more about the process here:

Due to #COVID19, our physical office is currently closed, but we are still offering our services for those in need through virtual consultations. Call us today if you have any questions!

Thank you to our veterans for fighting for our freedom!

Did you know that California uses a standard formula to base how much child support payments should be?

Divorce isn’t the only way to end a marriage. A legal separation allows you to test out divorce life without legally dissolving the marriage. Learn about the benefits of separation and why it might be the choice for your needs:

The Law Office of Tiffany L Andrews family wishes you and your loved ones a very spooky and Happy Halloween!

If divorcing couples can work together to settle their divorce matters, it can be easier to obtain favorable results without the hassle of going to court.

California courts use specific guidelines when they determine how much child support is necessary.

No one should have to experience the pain of domestic violence. This is why our team at the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C. is here to help you navigate the necessary next steps to ensure protection for your family. #DVAM

When you need a trusted advocate to guide you through family law matters, you can trust the Law Office of Tiffany L Andrews to be there for you. Contact us today if you have any questions, concerns, or if you would like to get started with an initial consultation.

When child support payments are not made on time, the children suffer the most.

Not sure divorce is the answer? Consider legal separation first. The main difference between a divorce and a legal separation in California is that with a legal separation the status of the marriage is not legally terminated, meaning you cannot get remarried.

Being a cooperative co-parent is essential for your child’s well being after a divorce. Our team is here to help you resolve custody or visitation disputes and ensure that parenting plans and visitation schedules reflect your child’s best interests while protecting your rights.

Thank you for your review. We’re always here to efficiently and compassionately fight for our clients’ rights.

Though a marriage may end in a divorce, there are additional issues that may need to be resolved, including child custody, child support, alimony, and more. Learn how we can guide you through your family law matters.

#DidYouKnow de facto parents are individuals who have assumed the duty of care for a child’s physical and psychological needs for an extended period of time?