Even though you can legally take on the responsibilities of a loved one’s financial and medical decisions when they become unable to do so themselves, being a conservator isn’t to be taken lightly. It’s not just about signing a document; that’s just the beginning. There are many ongoing obligations of a conservator of an aging […]

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When you hear the term probate, the first thing that comes to mind is the process of distribution of assets after someone’s death. However, the Riverside Probate Code covers much more than the administration of wills and trusts. From conservatorships and child support to foreclosures and health care, if you are unfamiliar with the ever-evolving […]

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Your decision to file for divorce is tough enough. The last thing you want to deal with while figuring out your new life is a ton of documents, mediation, and court proceedings. Lucky for you, if you live in California, you may qualify for another option – summary dissolution. What is a Summary Dissolution? Summary […]

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Divorce is never easy. Along with the emotional strain, dealing with all the forms, procedures, and rules required to file a divorce in California can become overwhelming. Understanding the basic process can help mitigate the stress. Step 1: Prepare to File for a California Divorce The first thing you want to do is inform your […]

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Another new year has begun, which means dozens, if not hundreds, of laws have gone into effect as of January 1st, 2024. While we cannot cover all new 2024 laws in California, Arizona, Texas, and Kentucky, we will focus on a few we feel have the greatest impact on your everyday lives. California Gavin Newsom […]

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The act of marriage, as depicted across many different mediums, is a large gathering of friends and family coming together to celebrate the special union of two people. It’s a very public broadcast of the undying love a couple has for one another. But what if you wanted to keep this union private? Eloping would […]

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Once again, as a new year begins, a bevy of new laws across the nation have officially gone into effect. Below are three important 2023 laws in California, Arizona, Texas, and Kentucky that residents of each state should know. California AB 2011, also known as the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act, allows for […]

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Back in 2019, Nicolas Cage married his then girlfriend Erika Koike after “drinking to the point of intoxication.” Cage, as a lot of people do when in the throes of infatuation, acted on impulse. Four days later, he claimed the marriage was fraud as he was not fully aware of the extent of a relationship […]

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People change, jobs change, environments change. When you have children, these changes can become complicated and stressful, especially if it means relocating a child out of state. Whether you have custody or guardianship over a child, if another parent or family member is still in the picture, moving with a child can become complicated, especially […]

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Celebrity status is likely to be the first choice pick. Spears, Jobs, and Manson are household names recognized across the United States, and even internationally. Somewhere on the list of commonalities, these infamous beings also share the experience of being involved in California court proceedings; more specifically cases involving the control of their person. #FreeBrittany […]

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