How California Prenups Are Enforced In Divorce

How California Prenups Are Enforced In Divorce

Li - September 16, 2022

Many  California family law attorneys  advise couples to create a prenuptial agreement. But why? How is it worth the awkward conversation often associated with a certain stigma? The complicated answer: marriage is a crucial legal process. Although you might do it out of love, there are several personal and financial aspects that you agree to in a contract. Crucially, properties can be shared and ownership can be entangled. Not to mention, even if you marry someone you love or wholly trust, it doesn't ensure that circumstances aren't go…

Why Should I Get A Prenup In Los Angeles?

Why Should I Get A Prenup In Los Angeles?

Li - September 15, 2022

Prenuptial agreements  can lead to very tenuous discussions. Often stigmatized as a sign of lack of trust in a future spouse, people often forego them despite their many safety nets. Not everyone enters a marriage thinking they'll divorce their spouse later. However, there have been very real instances where relationships can sour, and circumstances change. A prenuptial agreement can save you from many future complications should your marriage, unfortunately, end in a divorce. Why California Prenuptial Agreements Are Good Personal Safety N…

What If You're Left Out Of A Will In California?

What If You're Left Out Of A Will In California?

Li - September 14, 2022

Children and heirs at law can be left off a will. This is because writing a last will and testament in California enables someone to list inheritors and detail exactly how their estate will be divided. This would not only allow someone to write off heirs from the distribution of their estate, but it also lets them write non-relatives and charities into it. However, there are cases where doubt is thrown into the will. For example, someone could have defrauded the document or used manipulative tactics to trick somebody into writing their heirs o…

Which Of Your Children Can Inherit Your Estate In California?

Which Of Your Children Can Inherit Your Estate In California?

Li - September 13, 2022

Every family won't have the same number, dynamics, and relationships as everyone one else. Children don't need a biological relationship with you for them to be considered your children. However, estate laws have a specific definition as to who is legally considered your children. Therefore, California estate laws will influence how each child may or may not be eligible as an heir if you don't have a will. Your last will and testament is supposed to lay out how your estate and finances will be divided among beneficiaries after you …