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Not all marriages are meant to last. Some are not even legal to begin with. Depending on the specific facts surrounding your marriage, you can either file for divorce or an annulment to get out of the matrimony. An annulment is similar to a divorce – in that it terminates the marriage – but is …
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Read More >>Driving is a right, not a privilege. When you lose your right to operate a vehicle for any given reason, you should not get behind the wheel. Driving with a suspended license can result in even more dire consequences. If you are caught driving on with a suspended licenses, you can get arrested and face …
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Read More >>Criminal charges involving child pornography are often associated with internet crimes that involve the possession or dissemination of sexualized images of minor children. California Penal Code Section 311 defines child pornography as any image, video, or depiction of a minor engaged in actual or simulated sexual conduct. Since child pornography qualifies as both a sex …
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Read More >>Going through divorce is difficult. Going through divorce and bankruptcy can be even more complicated and anxiety-driven. If you are legally separated or in the process of filing for divorce while going through bankruptcy, you have the option of separating your cases into two so that you and your spouse can do what you want …
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Read More >>The coronavirus pandemic seriously impacted all aspects of our lives. The virus especially impacted the livelihood and survival of small businesses due to a combination of government shutdowns, consumer caution and depressed consumer spending. In an effort to provide a lifeline for many small businesses and owners, the Corona Virus, Aid, Relief and Economic Security …
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Read More >>California laws make it illegal to inflict harm on children. This is called child abuse, or more formally known as “corporal injury on a child.” That said, what is considered as “physical harm” is always up for debate and creates a gray area that can lead to situations where law-abiding individuals find themselves in legal …
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Read More >>Domestic violence cases have become very politically charged and are regularly treated as “guilty until proven innocent.” Police are required under the law to arrest any individual as long as they merely think some domestic violence has taken place. Even with cases that do not involve documented injuries, it is important to be proactive and …
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Read More >>Even if the police merely think that some type or degree of domestic violence has occurred in a relationship, they are obligated under the law to take the individual into custody. If you or someone you know has been arrested or charged with domestic violence pursuant to California Penal Code Section 273.5, it is imperative …
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Read More >>A Court must consider a statutory list of 14 factors when issuing orders for spousal support. Three of these factors deal directly with the marital standard of living. More specifically, the Court must consider (1) the ability of each party to earn a living, (2) the ability of each party to pay spousal support, and …
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