Paraprofessional License Program to Come to Orange County?
In an effort to give Californians greater access to justice, particularly those who cannot access/afford attorneys, the State Bar has proposed a “p ...
Handling your Orange County Family Law Case Remotely
Like most of the world, with the ongoing rise of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Orange County Family Law Courts have had to adjust. The County's court sys ...
By: Bayati Brian
Tips for Choosing the Right Divorce Attorney
Finding the right divorce attorney can be very overwhelming, especially on top of the personal strain that you may be dealing with during this difficu ...
By: Bayati Brian
Divorce Depositions In Orange County: What Can I Expect?
Under California law, "discovery" is the process of gathering and organizing the testimony and exhibits in a case prior to a trial. A "deposition" is ...
By: Bayati Brian
What Happens During Divorce Court In The State Of California?
If you don’t know what you should expect, divorce court in California can be complicated, confusing, and even a little frightening. Orange County di ...
By: Bayati Brian
More Millennials Want Prenuptial Agreements
Millennials like prenuptial agreements almost as much as they like taking and posting selfies. "Prenups" are definitely "trending" among those under 3 ...
By: Bayati Brian
Common Questions About Child Custody in California
Video Transcript: Parents involved in child custody litigation commonly ask us what is the difference between joint and sole custody. By way a very ...
By: Bayati Brian
New Law Expands Marriage Counseling Services For Low-Income Californians
Currently, in the state of California, it’s difficult for low-income individuals to obtain the services of licensed marriage and family therapists. ...
By: Bayati Brian
The Impact of Social Media on Family Law
The world is changing rapidly these days, and the legal system in the U.S. is changing rapidly too. In just the last decade, same-sex marriage became ...
By: Bayati Brian
What Family Law Attorneys Do (Now) and How They Do It
In 1969, the nation’s first “no-fault” divorce system was adopted in the state of California. For the first time in the United States, either sp ...