Do Children Have A Say In Child Custody Cases In California?

Do Children Have A Say In Child Custody Cases In California?

Li - August 19, 2022

Children, oftentimes, want to please their parents. However, this gets challenging when kids are involved in a contentious divorce. Parental decisions about child support, visiting rights, and custody are frequently contentious. Children are already confused by these changes, so making them choose sides makes them feel worse and stresses them out more. That said, there may be instances where children can be left to decide which parent they want to stay with. Here's what you need to know about that, as handled by our prescreened  Los Angele…

How To Protect Your California Business From Legal Problems

How To Protect Your California Business From Legal Problems

Li - August 18, 2022

Aside from worrying about profits, employees, and management, businesses must deal with several legal procedures to operate. You're made to register, secure permits when necessary, get accreditations, deal with claims, and get insurance for a slew of things to ensure you're covered. Here's what our prescreened  Los Angeles Business Law Attorneys  advise: 4 Crucial Tips On Protecting Your California Business From Legal Liabilities

9 Factors Affecting Alimony Payments In Los Angeles

9 Factors Affecting Alimony Payments In Los Angeles

Li - August 17, 2022

How much and how long you'll pay or receive alimony in California depends on several factors. Factors that have a lot to do with you, your ex-spouse and your marriage will be considered in the court's decision. Knowing these factors helps you and your  California Family Law Attorney  estimate the possible financial implications of your divorce. How Spousal Support In Calculated In Los Angeles, California

Revocable Vs. Irrevocable Trusts In Los Angeles, California

Revocable Vs. Irrevocable Trusts In Los Angeles, California

Li - August 16, 2022

Falling ill and dying aren't things you want to happen to you, but we must all go through them. When they happen, we'll likely be unable to make decisions on what happens to our finances, beneficiaries, chosen charities, and so on. So, you want to ensure that you manage, divide, and plan for how your assets will be handled in the future. Doing so will avoid disputes and complications on how you want things to go even when you can no longer look after them. Let's look at the most popular forms of trust, what they're for, and how…