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How Fast Can I Get a Divorce in California?
Many divorcing couples are eager to get a fast divorce, but a divorce in California takes a minimum of 6 months and one day from the date of service, not the date of filing. Although it cannot take...
View ArticleHow to Find an Experienced Divorce Attorney
Length: 02:19 Read more: How to Find an Experienced Divorce Attorney It is not easy to find the ‘right’ experienced Divorce Attorney, Your first step is to understand the kind of Divorce that you...
View ArticleHow to Get a Divorce
Length: 01:41 Read more: How to Get a Divorce Your first step when you are thinking of Divorce is to speak with one of our qualified & experienced Divorce Lawyers. A consultation with one of our...
View ArticleL.A.W. vs a Document Service
Length: 01:43 Read more: L.A.W. vs a Document Service L.A.W. (Legal Action Workshop) is very different from a document service. Here are some of the reasons:1. we are a Law Firm 2. we give you legal...
View ArticleTo Respond or Not to Respond when Served with Divorce?
Length: 01:48 Read more: To Respond or Not to Respond when Served with Divorce? When you are served with Divorce, you will receive a packet with a blank Response form. Your first step is to speak with...
View ArticleWhat to Do When Child Custody is Contested
Often parents do not agree on a custody/visitation arrangement when they separate and no longer live together. This can happen in a Divorce or when parents are not married and may be filing a Paternity...
View ArticleWhen it’s Divorce for the First Time
For most people, Divorce is a ‘first time’ occurrence and as with any ‘first time’ experience, there are some things that you should know before you even start! Don’t panic! There are already laws in...
View ArticleWhen a Spouse leaves the Home & takes the Child
It is very upsetting when a spouse decides to vacate the home without telling the other party where he/she is going. It’s even worse when the spouse takes a child as well! There are several...
View ArticleDivorce or Annulment?
In California, Divorce and Annulment are very different legal matters. Here are five main differences: The most often used legal ground for Divorce does not have to be proven but simply stated i.e....
View Article5 Surprising Divorce Facts
It is important to be aware that Divorce is not handled in the same way in every state. Often when searching for information online, the facts displayed are not state-specific. Here are 5 surprising...
View ArticleDivorce When You Can’t Find your Spouse
Filing for Divorce necessitates serving the spouse. However, if you do not know where your spouse is, how do you proceed? The answer, in California, is to file for a ‘Publication Divorce’. A...
View ArticleDivorce and Temporary Orders
Many people are confused when it comes to ‘temporary orders’ and ‘permanent orders’. When a Divorce is filed, the parties may need or want ‘temporary orders’ while the Divorce proceeds through the...
View ArticleDon’t File for Divorce without Legal Advice
By attempting to Divorce without legal advice, you risk being stuck in ‘Divorce limbo’, having your Divorce paperwork rejected by the court or getting a settlement that is not legally appropriate. Here...
View ArticleFive Steps to an Uncontested Divorce
An ‘uncontested Divorce’ is simply a Divorce in which the parties agree to cooperate. If the parties have no issues, then they agree as to the Divorce process. If they have issues, then they will agree...
View ArticleServing Someone in Prison
The problem of serving someone in prison is understandable. Many who are filing for divorce, or other legal matters, or who are filing for a change to an existing court order may not know where to...
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What does In Pro Per Mean for a California Divorce?
Legal terminology can be confusing. In order to understand the term ‘in pro per’ it is important to understand what ‘representation’ means as it applies to divorce. The term ‘representation’ in a...
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What if My Spouse Won’t Cooperate in a California Divorce?
Anyone going through a Divorce can attest to how stressful and complicated the process can be. This much is obvious. Time and time again, studies have shown that getting a divorce is often one of the...
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How Much does a Divorce Attorney Cost?
Most people think that using a lawyer for divorce is too expensive. They may opt to handle their divorce on their own or try a document service or paralegal. However, a much better solution is to opt...
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What is the Cost of a CA Divorce?
The first question on the minds of those who wish to file for Divorce is, ‘What is the cost?‘. Legal Action Workshop, a Flat Fee Law Firm, offers 2 prices, namely $725 or $999 depending on whether you...
View ArticleDivorce Service in CA
In California, Divorce begins at the date of service. This means that the date of filing a divorce is not the beginning timeframe. A Divorce in California takes a minimum of 6 months and 1 day from...
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