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Finding Out that You Were Never Legally Married. divorce lawyer, dissolution attorney, putative spouse, never legally married rights, divorce rights never legally married -
When does the “marital economic community” end and why does it matter? community property, divorce lawyer, support lawyer, alimony, spousal support, dissolution of marriage -
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Paul Nathan has been selected as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Paul Nathan has been selected as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers, Paul Nathan is in the top 2.5% of divorce lawyers custody lawyers spousal support lawyers -
Reimbursement from Your Ex for Medical/Dental Cost Our San Francisco child support attorneys discuss your options when your spouse refuses to pay his share of the court-ordered medical/dental costs for children. -
Epstein Credits: Keep Track of Your Payments during Separation Are you paying the bills? Learn how California divorce law allows reimbursement for mortgage, car payments, and other community debts paid during separation. -
Grandparents and Visitation in California Your ex-in-laws want time with the kids to be included in your divorce agreement. Can grandparents demand visitation in California? -
California Spousal Support Is Not a Right! Will you get spousal support after your California divorce? Don’t count on it. Learn about the legal factors that determine when spousal support is awarded. -
Joint Custody Cannot Be Used to Avoid Child Support Is your ex seeking joint custody to avoid paying child support? Learn how child support is determined when both parents have custody
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