The lockdown in California has been going on for months, and nobody knows when it will end. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to adjust in numerous ways. From a day-to-day perspective, it has caused many of us to spend much more time with our spouses than we ever have before.
Your legal counsel can be a valuable ally when you are divorcing. However, you and other Californians who have significant assets may not want to put your trust in only one person.
When you desire to end your California marriage, you have two options: divorce and annulment. Anyone can get a divorce, but you must meet qualification criteria to get an annulment.
As a person who is in a same-sex marriage in California, you will still have to go through proper legal proceedings if you wish to divorce. The Law Offices of Diane J.N. Morin INC. are here to help guide you through what to expect if you want to split from your partner.
If you are like many people in California who are facing the end of your marriage, you may feel a strong urge to keep your family home. This can be very understandable, especially if you have children who still live at home.
At the Law Offices of Diane J.N. Morin INC., we understand that divorced Californians often do not get along with their ex-spouses. In many cases, parenting is a difficult issue that can cause conflict, especially regarding money.
