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How a prenuptial agreement might be invalid

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Oct 17, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

Prenuptial agreements serve many purposes, but in most cases they are used to provide certainty about the division of assets and payment of alimony in the event of divorce. California has adopted the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act, a statue that specifies the...

The right legal approach to divorce

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Oct 11, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

An impending divorce can create great amounts of stress, anger, sadness and grief. Many people in Sacramento who are facing the disruption of ending a marriage often wonder whether they need a lawyer to help them. Such doubts are especially common for younger people...

Governor signs bill allowing courts to determine pet custody

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Oct 3, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

Divorcing couples worry and wonder about many things, including the division of marital property, child custody and support and spousal maintenance. One thing that may not be considered until the last minute is the fate of a beloved pet. California Governor Jerry...

Two ways to avoid a court trial in a divorce case in California

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Sep 19, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

Many couples in Sacramento who are pondering a divorce are concerned about the emotional strain and expense of an extended court trial. These concerns are increased if the marriage involves young children or if the couple has acquired significant assets to split...

Dealing with post-divorce loneliness

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Aug 29, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

A divorce can be an extremely unpleasant experience. Relationships are broken and rearranged, money problems may arise and any divorced person may deal with loneliness and even depression. For many divorced persons in the Sacramento area, the road to restoring life...

Enforcing child support orders in California

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Aug 9, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

The failure of a non-custodial parent to pay court-ordered child support can be one the most bothersome post-divorce issues imaginable. Usually, the custodial parent depends on these payments for food, clothing, medical care and other aspects of the child’s...

The impact of social media on California divorces

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Jul 13, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

Cell phones and social media have become part of daily life in Sacramento. People routinely send their friends pictures of children, pets and notable events in their lives. Even the stress of going through a divorce does not have much effect on how people use social...

Can spousal or child support debts be discharged in bankruptcy?

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Jul 5, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

Once a Californian divorce is finalized and the court has issues its order obligating an ex-spouse to pay child and spousal support, ex-couples can finally breathe freely. But, then one receives a notice that says their former spouse has filed a petition under Chapter...

Halle Berry given family centered plan deadline

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Jun 13, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

In our last post, we explained how family centered case resolutions work in California divorces. In essence, a couple has 18 months to resolve their divorce or be required to go through a family centered case resolution process. During this process, the parties meet...

What is a California family centered case resolution plan?

On behalf of Gary, Till, Burlingham & Lynch | Jun 6, 2018 | Divorce, Firm News

Most divorce attorneys in Sacramento and throughout California advise their clients to attempt to settle divorce issues by agreement without resorting to costly discovery and litigation. This is especially true if minor children are involved. However, many clients do...
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