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California State Divorce Law

California divorce courts require that those petitioning for a dissolution of marriage be residents in that st...
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California Alimony and Spousal Support Laws

California alimony is governed by California Family Code Section 4320. California courts have discretion in gr...
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Divorce and Alimony Laws In California
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Divorce Dictionary

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California Divorce: Questions and Answers

Divorce is the legal recognition of the end of a marriage. Filing for divorce in California can be a complicat...
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How is the duration of spousal support determined in California?

Question: Up to how many years after a Divorce would spousal support / alimony payments be......
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Do you have to be legally separated before filing for a Divorce in CA?

Question: In California, do you have to be legally separated first before you can file for a Divorce? And if s...
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Should I let my ex pay more alimony and less child support for tax reasons?

My ex-husband wants to increase the amount of alimony and decrease the amount of child support (but still pay ...
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