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Interference with an Agreement to Marry

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Depending upon the state, interfering with an agreement to marry may be a civil offense or a tort. However, the majority of states do not recognize a claim for interfering with an agreement to marry. Although most states recognize the claim of tortio... Read more
Misuse of Adoption Affecting Economic Rights
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Courts generally prohibit parties from using the adoption process to achieve purposes that would have a detrimental economic effect on the children involved. An attempt by a birth parent to adopt his or her own children for the purpose of terminating... more
Post-Decree Modification of Property Division
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Discovery of Property During Divorce Proceedings During a divorce proceeding, the parties are entitled to conduct discovery. Discovery is a process by which each party can ask questions in depositions and inspect each other’s financial and busi... more
Divorce and Dividing a Business
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Dividing the Family Business In many marriages, spouses have run a business together. The family-owned business constitutes a marital asset. It probably constitutes a large, if not one of the largest marital assets. It would not be practical to requi... more
Lump Sum Spousal Support
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Introduction Spousal support can be one of the most difficult issues to resolve in divorce. Spousal support, which is also referred to as alimony, involves an obligation by one spouse to make financial payments to the other spouse. Permanent spousal ... more
Divorce involving a member of the U.S. military
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Introduction Military divorce involves a member of the uniformed services and his or her spouse, who may or may not be in the services. Even though military divorce may be similar to a usual divorce, there are a few differences, such as legal protect... more
Modification of Orders Affecting Use of Marital Home
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One issue that arises in divorce proceedings is the use and possession of the family home, particularly when the spouses are living in the same house and both require use and possession of the home. If the parties have minor children, the custodial p... more
Use of Collaborative Law in Divorce
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Collaborative law is a method of family law dispute resolution in which divorcing spouses settle their differences out of court. The trend towards collaborative law developed from a desire to avoid lengthy legal and court proceedings while still reac... more
Grounds for Annulment: Mental Incapacity
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Annulment is the nullification of marriage, and most states allow it only on very narrow grounds. One such ground is mental incapacity at the time of marriage. The law expects that the parties entering the marriage contract should be able to understa... more
Los Angeles Divorce Blog
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Need help through your Divorce process or with other family law matters? Please check back to help4divorce.com frequently for helpful articles and legal resources. If you have an questions about your legal matter, please call our firm today for help:... more
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