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California Divorce Guide: Finding Hidden Assets |
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Finding Hidden Assets Links for finding hidden assets . . .
Divorce Library
Assets, Liabilities and Divorce
..., its not unusual for couples these days to have more debts than assets. Where to Search for Hidden Assets During Divorce Finding and proving unreported income or hidden assets is often difficult. In some cases, the process is much easier than you think. ...
http://www.californiadivorce.info/money.assetsliabilities.htm
Unreported Income and Hidden Assets
... litigation, it is often a partner or shareholder that is alleging that someone in his business is hiding income. The process of finding and proving unreported income or hidden assets is often one of the most difficult assignments of a forensic professional, and ...
http://www.californiadivorce.info/money.assetsliabilities.unreportedincome-hiddenassets.htm
Today's Article from the Divorce Library PATERNITY It is not uncommon for unmarried persons to have children in our society. When a child is conceived out of wedlock even though there may no longer be a social stigma associated with such and event, there can be problems involving the parents. Parents may not always agree on what is appropriate in terms of raising their child. Parents may not be able to agree on what arrangements should be made for custody and visitation. Disputes may arise over child support as well. The decisions that are made regarding the rights of parents and their children in the early stages of a child's life can have long term consequences on the remainder of that child's life. Paternity cases are much like divorce cases in that both child support and child custody are at issue, however, the issue of property division can not be dealt with in a paternity matter. It is also common to see governmental child support enforcement authorities at play in paternity matters, as the state government is required to establish paternity and seek child support at the request of the custodial parent, and the state always seeks to establish paternity where a parent has received public assistance. A parent who can not afford an attorney may be entitled to the assistance of a state-appointed attorney in order to defend a paternity claim. If you live in Southern California, and would like advice about finding hidden assets or other family law or estate planning issues, please setup an initial divorce consultation today. Would you like to know more about finding hidden assets?
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