Not all marriages have happy fairy tale endings. Some married couples may not be able to make their marriage work. They may need to end it and move on. In California, a married couple can end their marital relationship in one of two ways: divorce or legal separation. A legal separation is a legal action …
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For the most part, court orders issued by a family court during the divorce process are not written in stone. This means that if after your divorce is finalized you realize that you are in need of a modification to one or more of your existing court order, you may be able to receive temporary …
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There are many restrictions in successfully filing bankruptcy. One such restriction is the amount of money that you make while still being able to file bankruptcy. Although most clients hope that their Stockton bankruptcy attorney can give them a simple answer, this is most often not the case. It is not as simple as giving …
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Not all driving offenses are as simple as a traffic violation ticket. When you are facing charges like reckless driving, you could face serious charges that can significantly impact all aspects of your life and even be sentenced to jail time. This can be a very frightening prospect. The best way to fight a reckless …
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Some offenses, depending on the specific circumstances of the individual and the alleged crime, may be charged as an infraction or a misdemeanor. The most common type of this crime is petty theft under Penal Code Sections 484 or 490.1. If you have been charged with any type of crime, an experienced and aggressive defense …
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