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California Court of Appeals gives recognition to non-physical domestic violence. This is critically important in guiding our judges to see the broader context of domestic violence.

Spring 2016 Newsletter: 5 Myths About Prenuptial Agreements

Divorce on the decline...not what people often believe. http://www.nytimes.com//how-we-know-the-divorce-rate-is-fa

Aeschleman Law welcomes Kristen Casey as our new legal assistant. We are happy to have her join our team.

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Please Welcome Two New Members of Our Team: Wendy Andham & Courtney Froh.

We Moved. Our new home is 1520 The Alameda, Ste. 210, San Jose, CA 95126.

Great example of family law. Vanessa got what she was entitled to under California law, but a prenup would have had a drastically different result.

If a similar ruling happened in California, it would have serious consequences for the Muslim community.

Step backward for women's rights in China?

Here is another article. I thank the plaintiffs for representing the parents of San Francisco on this important issue.

The Court struck down the proposed initiative to ban male circumcision. Here is an article on that ruling.

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story

Walking into the Courthouse to file the petition.

I am proud to be a part of the legal team working on this lawsuit.

California is a no-fault state so that such indiscretions do not affect one's right to a divorce. Nevertheless, this is an interesting article.

What do you think?

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