Parents Cannot Waive Needs Based Attorney Fees When Custody is an Issue
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In In Re Marriage of Joseph, a court decided that it has jurisdiction to award attorney fees based on need even if a mediated judgment
Author: Trevino Law
Goodwill in a Professional Practice
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In re Marriage of Aufmuth was decided in 1979, but it is still considered valid law. The parties were married several years. The husband was
A Default Judgment Can be Set Aside if the Relief Exceeds the Prayer Request.
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Civil procedure is an important aspect of any divorce proceeding and is the issue in In re Marriage of Andresen. In Andresen, the wife filed
Imputing Income to a Spouse
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In re Marriage of Ackerman involved the imputation of income to one spouse. The parties were married for more than 10 years and had two
Changing the Character of Property
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The parties in In re Marriage of Barneson argued about whether or not a written document satisfied the rules for transferring separate property. While the
Custody Disputes in Competing States
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When one parent moves out of California with minor children, California courts may exercise jurisdiction over the family to hear custody disputes if the left
