During a divorce, you and your spouse must make financial disclosures. This written document will include information about both parties’ income, expenses, financial investments, debts, assets, etc. If you have a prenuptial or a postnuptial agreement, you will also include that in your divorce disclosure of assets. In California, Read more »
California is a community property state. In a community property state, any property or debt acquired during the marriage belongs to both spouses equally. There are exceptions to this law, namely inheritances and personal gifts received during the marriage. If you utilize these funds separately to acquire property, then Read more »
Divorce is usually a very stressful and challenging time. For doctors, especially, a divorce is perhaps more draining due to keeping odd hours, tremendous responsibility, and the added emotional demands of treating patients. When facing a California divorce for doctors, you must have the best available legal advice. Make sure Read more »
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