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Overview of Legal Separation vs Divorce - California Are you coping with stressful, ongoing marital conflicts? Are you wondering if it might be time to leave your emotionally draining environment? At Anthoor Law Group, we care about your well-being and understand that constant arguments with your spouse can leave you feeling exhausted and demoralized.  Often, […]

In cases where there is a history of abuse or domestic violence between the couple, a restraining order must be sought. This protects the abused spouse and the children (if any). A restraining order against an abusive spouse can be filed even if a petition for divorce is not yet filed. If you have more […]

In cases where there is a history of abuse or domestic violence between the couple, a restraining order must be sought. This protects the abused spouse and the children (if any). A restraining order against an abusive spouse can be filed even if a petition for divorce is not yet filed. If you have more […]

When it comes to divorce and the complex financial problems that come with it, the question of alimony, also known as spousal support, frequently comes up. In California, spousal support is a crucial aspect of divorce settlements, but it's not always a guarantee. Let's dive into the world of alimony to understand the factors that […]

Child support is an essential element of family law in California, designed to ensure that children receive the financial support they need, regardless of their parents' relationship status. In theory, child support is a court-ordered obligation that every noncustodial parent must fulfill.  Unfortunately, not all ex-spouses abide by this duty willingly, which can have a […]

Failing to pay child support has serious consequences. You may be charged with contempt of court if you consistently fail to make payments. If you are in a situation that makes it difficult to meet child support payments, you may also request modifications.

Yes, child custody orders can be modified. If your financial situation changes, or if your job requires you to travel to different places and you cannot fulfill the terms of the custody or visitation order, you may request modifications.

Custody could either be physical or legal. When a parent has physical custody over the children, this means that he/she physically lives with them at home. On the other hand, legal custody means that the parent has a right to make decisions regarding the welfare and development of the child. These include decisions regarding education […]

Yes, you might still need a lawyer. Even though your divorce is amicable and you are generally satisfied with the terms and settlement, a lawyer can help you take a second look and determine if the terms are in your best long-term interest.

Since California is a community property state, the properties acquired during the marriage are presumed to be owned by the couple equally. Therefore, upon divorce, these properties are split evenly (50-50). However, this does not apply in all cases. For couples with a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, the division of assets and liabilities would depend […]