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The 4 Types of Custody Recognized in the State of California
Should every parent have the right to see their child? Should they have the right to spend time with them? What if the parent in question was found unfit by the courts and is not currently eligible for physical custody? Should they have rights? The courts in...Preparing for Your Consultation with a Divorce Attorney: What They’ll Need to Know
The first step in the divorce process is to choose the right divorce attorney. Once you’ve begun the process of working together, you’re going to want to be sure to respond to their questions as quickly as they can so they can get everything. You should fully and...Military Divorce Can Be More Complicated: 4 Issues Your Divorce Attorney Must Understand
If you or your spouse are in the military and you’re getting divorced, it’s essential that you choose an attorney who understands your unique needs. At Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell, we understand the unique needs of a military divorce and are highly experienced in how to...If You’re Representing Yourself in a Divorce Why Do You Still Need an Attorney?
If you’re getting divorced and you’ve done your research, then you probably know that you don’t legally have to work with an attorney. In many cases, people choose to represent themselves because they’re looking to save money. In some cases this may be a fine way to...The 4 Types of Property California Divorce Laws Recognize
When it comes to splitting up property after a divorce, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. While many people assume that all property is considered the same, the truth is that California law recognizes four different types of property. Read on to...
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