What Does “In Good Faith” Mean?
The phrase “in good faith” often comes up in legal discussions, especially in family law. Simply put, acting in good faith means being honest, fair, and sincere in your actions. It means avoiding malice, deception, or harmful intent. In family law, good faith plays a key role in resolving issues like property division, child custody, […]
MoreThe Truth About Child Support “Loopholes” in California
The California Family Code requires parents to contribute to their child’s support until the child is emancipated, turns 18 years old, or turns 19 years old if the child is in high school. Child support obligations require parents to continue providing financial support to their children regardless of their relationship with the child’s other parent. […]
MoreCan Divorce Be Reversed in California?
Most assume that once a divorce judgment is entered and filed in court, there is no turning back. Once the ink is dry on a final divorce decree, after all, what can be done? You might be surprised to learn that a divorce judgment in California can be appealed or modified even after it is […]
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