Navigating Family Law with Confidence

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Understanding Divorce Proceedings

Child Custody Essentials

Spousal Support Guidelines

Property Division Insights

Informative Articles on Family Law

Three tips to make dating easier after divorce

The dating scene is constantly changing. Between apps like Tinder and Bumble, most people are hitting the local bars to meet new people or potential partners. Instead, they are swiping right on the most attractive person in their area. The new dating scene makes it...

More millennials are opting for prenups prior to marriage

Prenuptial agreements aren’t just for more mature couples in California. A survey of divorce attorneys found that more than 60 percent report noticing an increase in the number of clients requesting prenups. Just over half of them report seeing a spike in the number...

Why you need a Prenup

Why You Need a Prenuptial Agreement You’ve hit the relationship trifecta: the right person, the right time and you are planning to share your life together. But, like most people, you have accumulated ‘stuff’ like property, retirement plans, and savings. And you both...

Protecting Your Business During a California Divorce

How Divorce Impacts Business Ownership in California When a couple in California gets a divorce, if one of the spouses is a business owner, there could be serious implications for the enterprise. The owner may carry the emotional and financial stress into the...

Will your custody plan stand the test of time?

The Benefits of Out-of-Court Custody Agreements As a parent, one of your goals during the divorce process is to protect the interests of your children above all else. It’s not always easy to do this as ending a marriage is a legally complex and emotionally difficult...

When social media matters in a divorce

Can Social Media Be Used as Evidence in a Divorce Case? When some California couples decide to divorce, they may try to use everything possible for their advantage when dealing with property division, child custody and other contentious issues. Social media is a part...

There may be warning signs of a divorce

Few California couples’ marriages are characterized by smooth sailing all the time. It is more typical for there to be ups and downs, periods of difficulty and times when two spouses seem to be merely going through the motions of living a life together. While it’s...

Child support and custody agreements without litigation

Alternatives to a Court Battle in California For many divorcing parents, reaching an agreement on child custody and support can be difficult. However, it’s usually not necessary to go through a contentious court battle in California. Parents may reach an agreement...

Overcoming the negative feelings of divorce

Coping With Sadness and Emotional Stress During Divorce For California residents experiencing a divorce, overcoming the negative feelings and sadness that are often a part of the process is important. The period of divorce can be a dark time in a person’s life, but...

H1: California Divorce and Financial Infidelity: Protecting Your Assets

How Financial Infidelity Impacts Marriage and Divorce in California No two California married couples are exactly the same. In fact, you and your spouse may have even gone through changes within your own relationship through the years. Most couples have a financial...
Three tips to make dating easier after divorce

Three tips to make dating easier after divorce

The dating scene is constantly changing. Between apps like Tinder and Bumble, most people are hitting the local bars to meet new people or potential partners. Instead, they are swiping right on the most attractive person in their area. The new dating scene makes it...

read more
More millennials are opting for prenups prior to marriage

More millennials are opting for prenups prior to marriage

Prenuptial agreements aren’t just for more mature couples in California. A survey of divorce attorneys found that more than 60 percent report noticing an increase in the number of clients requesting prenups. Just over half of them report seeing a spike in the number...

read more
Why you need a Prenup

Why you need a Prenup

Why You Need a Prenuptial Agreement You’ve hit the relationship trifecta: the right person, the right time and you are planning to share your life together. But, like most people, you have accumulated ‘stuff’ like property, retirement plans, and savings. And you both...

read more

Common Family Law Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about family law to help you make informed decisions.

What is the process for filing for divorce?

The divorce process begins with filing a petition, serving papers to your spouse, and proceeding through negotiations or court hearings to finalize the terms.

How is child custody determined?

Child custody is determined based on the best interests of the child, considering factors like parental capability, the child’s needs, and existing family dynamics.

What factors influence spousal support?

Spousal support is influenced by factors such as the length of the marriage, each spouse’s financial situation, and contributions to the household.

How is property divided in a divorce?

Property division is based on community property laws, which typically involve an equitable split of assets acquired during the marriage.

Can I modify a child support order?

Yes, child support orders can be modified if there is a significant change in circumstances, such as income changes or the child’s needs.

What should I know about prenuptial agreements?

Prenuptial agreements outline the distribution of assets and financial responsibilities in the event of a divorce, protecting both parties’ interests.

How do I enforce a court order?

To enforce a court order, you may need to file a motion with the court, potentially leading to legal actions to ensure compliance.

What are my rights as a grandparent?

Grandparents may have visitation rights or even custody options, depending on the state’s laws and the family’s circumstances.

How can mediation help in family disputes?

Mediation offers a collaborative approach to resolving family disputes, allowing parties to reach mutually agreeable solutions outside of court.

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Single Mother

“Thanks to the guidance and support from Hassett Family Law, I was able to secure a fair custody arrangement that prioritized my children’s well-being.”

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Father of Two

“The articles and links on the Hassett Family Law site were a lifeline during a challenging time. I felt informed and empowered to make the best decisions for my family.”

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Divorced Parent

“I highly recommend Hassett Family Law for anyone facing family law issues. Their resources and support made a significant difference in my case.”

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Client

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