Dividing Debts During a California Divorce

Dividing Debts During a California Divorce

You have no doubt heard that when a California couple divorce, assets “get divided 50/50.” Although this is an oversimplification, it is also true that as an approximation, debts get divided 50/50 as well.

Employee Confidentiality Agreements: Drafting Tips

Employee Confidentiality Agreements: Drafting Tips

In today’s information economy, information is a kind of currency. You should protect it from theft by employees and competitors with the same vigilance that you would use to protect your cash.

How to Avoid Paying Too Much Alimony

How to Avoid Paying Too Much Alimony

Alimony is often one of the most contentious issues in most divorces, because it can apply even in the absence of children. Often the real issue is not whether or not, but how much.

California Lemon Law Defenses

California Lemon Law Defenses

California lemon law claims are popular among automobile owners, and they are often successful. Not all such claims are meritorious, however, and many potential defenses can be considered

Business Disputes: Arbitration or Litigation?

Business Disputes: Arbitration or Litigation?

Arbitration, often referred to as “rent-a-judge,” is a popular alternative to business litigation – and for good reason. Arbitration may or may not turn out to be the best option for your particular dispute.

The California Homeowner Bill of Rights

The California Homeowner Bill of Rights

The subprime mortgage crisis that hit California in 2008 triggered numerous reforms in the housing market. Among the most important is the California Homeowner Bill of Rights.

Imputed Income in Child Support Orders

Imputed Income in Child Support Orders

In some cases, you may be assessed child support payments based not on your actual income, but on income that the court has imputed to you. This article explains how it works.