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Property Division in Divorce – What are 2640 Claims?
Getting Reimbursements During your Divorce Introduction: When you hear someone say “2640” or “2640 claim”, they are referring to California Family Code Section 2640. This statute governs a divorcing spouse's right to be reimbursed for separate property they...
Divorce Requires Financial Disclosures
Financial Disclosures Are a Crucial Step in the Dissolution Process Introduction The California Family Code governs the rules and requirements for the divorce process in California. Whether you are going through a heavily litigated divorce or a mediation, all cases...
Tips for Charitable Giving
Charitable giving is one tool people have at their disposal to support them in achieving their estate planning goals. People who have assets valued near or over the estate tax exemption can utilize charitable gifts as a way to minimize the risk of their estate owing...
Property Division in Divorce: What Are Epstein Credits and Watts Charges?
The Goal is Fair and Equal Property Division The end goal for property division in a California divorce case is to keep things as fair as possible for both parties involved. Many people believe that as a community property state, California requires assets to be...
How Can I Keep My Heirs from Wasting Their Inheritance?
How a trust can help ensure the longevity of your gift to a beneficiary Introduction: One component of an estate planner’s role is to become familiar with your family dynamics. This includes learning about your relationship with immediate family members as well...
What is an Emergency Screening?
Learn the Unique Process for Contested Custody Issues in Santa Clara County While California has a cohesive legal framework in place for addressing all family law issues through our Family Code, each county has the ability to vary their own implementation of those...
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