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Prenuptial Agreements
... Agreements, and Divorce (MasterMedia, $12.95), an agreement can be specifically tailored to the couple's needs and wants. Finances are generally the main focus, but even the pettiest details can be included. "One client insisted the toilet seat be put down," ...
http://www.californiadivorce.info/dm.legal.miscellaneous.pre-nuptial.htm
Save Taxes During Life's Transitions
... the benefit of your children. This trust is helpful if you don’t believe your children will be capable of handling their finances when they are older. This trust also helps to move money out of your estate in case your estate does become taxable. As you can ...
http://www.californiadivorce.info/money.taxes.estate-planning-will-never-die.htm
Getting Your Financial Life Back on Track After Divorce
... check comes late. Accept your financial situation, know your legal remedies, and pursue them with dogged detachment. Focus on Finances It’s hard to be optimistic about a shaky financial future. If you are disoriented financially, this is the right time to get a ...
http://www.californiadivorce.info/money.independence.backontrack.htm
Today's Article from the Divorce Library LONG TERM SPOUSAL SUPPORT by Aaron Dishon, Esq. In marriages of less than ten years, the statute provides a presumption that support should be granted for half the length of the marriage. The California legislator has enacted a statute which indicates that when permanent support is established at the time of trial, it is an abuse of discretion for the court to set a future termination date if the marriage is of lengthy duration. The statute goes on to indicate that any marriage of ten years in duration is considered a lengthy marriage. As a practical matter, in the late 1990s it appears that spousal support duration is linked to a transition period from married life to single life. The circumstances vary from person-to-person, but the courts tend to disfavor "lifetime support." However, where in a long-term marriage the supported spouse is disabled or seriously ill there will probably be a long-term order. A recent appellate decision the court ruled that the duty of a supporting spouse to continue to work to support their ex-spouse ends at age 65 upon eligibility for retirement. If you live in Southern California, and would like advice about finances after divorce or other family law or estate planning issues, please setup an initial divorce consultation today. Would you like to know more about finances after divorce?
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