by Steven Chroman | Mar 27, 2024 | With Your Family in Mind
Why Experience Matters and How to Spot It – The Law Offices of Steven B. Chroman, P.C. When you decide to proceed with a family law case, whether it involves a dissolution of marriage, determination of parentage, restraining orders, or post dissolution matters,...
by Richard A. Marcus | Mar 27, 2024 | With Your Family in Mind
Support in Family Law Cases – The Law Offices of Richard A. Marcus There are two types of support in California. One is child support and the other is spousal support. There are two types of orders in California dissolution cases. One is a temporary order during...
by Myles McNamara | Mar 27, 2024 | With Your Family in Mind
Seniors: Use It or Lose It – Comfort Keepers In-Home Care As the years gracefully add up, so do the opportunities to live life to the fullest. In the golden years of retirement, a poignant adage rings true: “Use it or lose it.” This simple yet profound principle...
by Philip A. Wasserman | Mar 27, 2024 | With Your Family in Mind
What is Family Law Conciliation Court – The Reape-Rickett Law Firm If you have a child custody dispute involving litigation in Los Angeles County, you and the other parent will be ordered to attend something called Conciliation Court. It isn’t another court....
by Jane M. McNamara | Mar 27, 2024 | With Your Family in Mind
When A Trustee Goes “Rogue” – The McNamara Law Firm Living Trusts are used to manage assets when the trust creator (settlor) is incapacitated, and also to wind up the affairs and distribute assets when the settlor passes away. The person in charge is called the...
by Sean Ethington | Mar 27, 2024 | With Your Family in Mind
Law Office of Sean D. Ethington – Survey Reveals Misconceptions About Estate Planning Importance and Benefits Beyond Wealth A recent survey conducted by Caring.com in 2024 uncovered a striking statistic: 40% of individuals believe they lack the necessary assets...