Family Law

Co-parenting can be a beneficial arrangement for many divorced couples in California. However, when tempers flare it may be hard for parents to come together on topics related to child-rearing, which can negatively impact all involved. In this case, parallel...

Dividing up marital property can be one of the most difficult (and potentially most contentious) aspects of a divorce case in Westminster. This is particularly true if business assets are included in such proceedings. Typically, when one spouse owns and operates a...

While most couples in California have heard of pre-nuptial agreements, fewer still are aware of the role post-nuptial agreements play. These marital contracts are created during a marriage to establish guidelines on the union itself as well as what will occur should...

Emotions can be tumultuous during a divorce. Not only can negative feelings impact a person’s physical and mental health, they can also have an impact on the divorce proceeding itself. That’s why proper management of your emotions is so important....

Among all of the difficult aspects of divorce for couples in California, raising a child together can be the most difficult. After all, it’s natural that you’ll feel some level of animosity towards your spouse and these negative feels can color your...

Like many in your community in Westminster, you likely dedicate a good deal of time and effort into cultivating two things: your family and your career. Oftentimes the latter is realized first, with you completing your schooling or starting your own business. You now...

Although America has slowly shifted in its attitudes toward divorce over recent decades, many Vietnamese-American communities still consider the dissolution of marriage taboo. Younger generations may express disagreement when it comes to cultural views on this life...

The goal of all of those in Westminster who have recently divorced is to move on with their lives. For some, that only becomes easier after having left the local area and the many reminders they see of their marriages. Relocation following a divorce may be...

Divorce can be difficult for anyone involved, but perhaps more so within communities that have long discouraged it. This is the case for many Vietnamese communities across the United States, and even though views toward divorce may be changing, there are a large...

Alimony may be a dirty word to many Californians, and for the traditional Vietnamese household, it carries the same connotations as the word “divorce.” But it serves a purpose, one that aims to balance the scales when a couple breaks up and each person strikes out in...