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Steffenson, Kimberly A

Family Law

Divorce
Child Support
A Parentage action is filed by a party that seeks a determination of parentage of a child. Once a court determines the parentage of a child the court can determine child support and custody issues.
Child Custody and Visitation
A dissolution of marriage is an action that terminates your marital status upon a judgment issued by a court. Actions for Dissolution usually include other issues such as child custody and visitation, support, characterization of property rights, division and confirmation of property and payment of fees and costs.
Adoption
Adoption involves the acceptance of parental responsibilities for a minor child by an adult. Most adoptions involve married persons who jointly adopt a minor child. However, there are adoptions involving single adults as well as non-marital partners. There are also step-parent adoptions where a new spouse adopts a child of his or her spouse.
Paternity
Guardianship
A person may be appointed as the guardian of children when the children’s parents are unable to properly provide for them. The court can appoint a temporary guardian upon initial application or may require a full hearing prior to making an appointment. The guardianship can be over the person and / or the estate of the minor. The appointment will occur only if the court determines that it is both in the best interests of the minor and that the continuation of the minor with the parents would be detrimental to the minor. The court can make orders regarding the minor’s visitation with parents and other relatives.
Spousal Support
Spousal support is monetary support provided by one spouse / ex-spouse to the other. Either spouse may seek spousal support (both men and women). For temporary support, courts may use guideline support. For permanent support, the court weighs various factors including but not limited to the length of a marriage, the standard of living during the marriage, the relative incomes or earning potentials of the parties, the health of the parties, the time a party has not worked, and the needs of each party. Spousal support may be either temporary or long-term. If neither party needs spousal support at the time the marriage is dissolved, the parties may request the court to reserve judgment on this issue or terminate the support obligation entirely. Spousal support can be enforced by an order to pay the support directly out of an employee's paycheck.
Legal Separation
A judgment for legal separation is similar to a dissolution of marriage and the court will make orders all issues, including child custody, child support, spousal support, fees and property rights. The only difference is that the court will not dissolve the marital status of the parties, thus the parties remain married. The ground usually used for a legal separation is irreconcilable differences. There are no residency requirements for a legal separation. There are various reasons parties will obtain a legal separation instead of a dissolution, such as religious beliefs, the need to maintain health care or a recent move which causes a failure to meet the residency requirements for a dissolution but need orders in place prior to meeting those requirements.

Criminal Law

Criminal Defense
Today, Rich, Fuidge, Bordsen, & Galyean, Inc. continues the work which established it as a leader in the legal community. It has expanded its focus to include all areas of civil, municipal, probate, family, bankruptcy, real estate, landlord / tenant, and criminal law. The individual litigation services involve the representation of both plaintiffs and defendants in all aspects of tort litigation including personal injury, construction and product defect, discrimination and employment law. As always, the firm continues to enjoy an excellent reputation with the bar and the courts at the local and appellate levels. Current firm members routinely practice in California state courts including Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Yolo, Nevada, Placer, Glenn, Solano and Sacramento counties to name a few.
Juvenile Crimes
There are two basic types of proceedings which occur in the Juvenile Court, which is a special division of the Superior Court. This court was established in recognition of the necessity to handle matters involving juveniles (those under the ages of 18).
Restraining Order
There can be huge ramifications if a domestic violence restraining order is made. You will be listed as an offender and put in the CLETS database for all law enforcement. Licensing agencies can and do review the list of offenders for licensing purposes (for example, teachers). You cannot own a firearm nor have possession of a firearm. A restraining order has serious consequences, so if you need one or are opposing one you should have legal help.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
He is a California Family Law specialist and has been certified since 1980 by the State Bar of California's Board of Legal Specialization. Mr. Lane primarily practices in the area of Family law, however, he has substantial experience and practice in Criminal Law, Real Property Law, Personal Injury, Corporate Law, and Municipal Law. He has acted as Judge Pro Tem for various types of matters in the local courts. He has been named as a Top Attorney by the San Francisco Magazine, and Super Lawyer by Super Lawyers Magazine.
Business Disputes
We provide representation to clients in commercial and business disputes, including the following: contract disputes, partnership disputes, antitrust litigation, fiduciary breaches, interference with contracts, misuse of confidential information and trade secrets, and many more.
Trade Secrets
Antitrust

Employment Law

Wrongful Termination
We provide representation to employers regarding a wide range of employment issues, including the following: Employee Rights Wage and Overtime Disputes, Employment Discrimination, Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) claims, Sexual Harassment, and Wrongful Termination.
Employment Discrimination
Employment Litigation
Sexual Harassment

Property Law

Real Estate Litigation
Mr. Galyean was born and raised in San Diego. in 1997 he joined the firm and moved to the Yuba-Sutter area. He specializes in the areas of commercial law, business disputes, construction law, contracts, civil litigation, municipal law, insurance defense litigation, real estate law, land/lord tenant law and agricultural law. Mr. Galyean's practice focuses on both transactional matters and litigation. Mr. Galyean practices in municipal law and he is presently the City Attorney for the City of Gridley.
Construction Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Jared P. Hastey joined the Firm in 2017 as an associate attorney. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Hastey started a property management and real estate sales business with his wife. He is also a California Real Estate Broker.
Eminent Domain
We provide representation to clients in a wide variety of real estate litigation areas: foreclosures, condemnations and eminent domain cases, purchase and sale agreements, and many others.

Health Law

Personal Injury
To connect with one of our experienced Personal Injury attorneys, please fill out the form on the Contact Us page or give our office a call at (530) 742-7371.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate Planning is an area of the law that affect everyone at some point in their life. We can help you with everything from a simple will to an elaborate wealth distribution trust. Read More Here
Wills
Trusts
A living trust / revocable trust is a legal document that substitutes for a will, in part. Upon creation of a living trust, your assets are put into the trust. These assets will be administered by a trustee during your lifetime for your benefit. Upon your death, your assets will be transferred to your beneficiaries.
Power of Attorney
Durable Power of Attorney for Finance Purposes - A financial power of attorney allows an agent to conduct financial transactions for the principal. Similar to the advance health care directive, you would appoint someone to act on your behalf for purposes of financial matters once you lack competency to do so for yourself. This person does not need to be the same person as your agent under the advance health care directive.
Probate

Finance Law

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
Tax Law
After the death of the trustor, certain steps must be taken to comply with state law, to preserve the federal estate tax exclusion amount, and to change title to assets. This is called "trust administration," and the complexity of the administration depends on the number and type of assets, their total value, and whether the trust includes tax planning provisions.

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