Law Offices of Benjamin Broudy

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Law Offices of Benjamin Broudy

Divorce
When it comes to divorce and family law issues, it can be challenging to find the right level of legal support. You will want an attorney who puts your personal interests first – without compromising those of your loved ones. For instance, a divorce case may involve children, making it crucial that an attorney understands how to safeguard their rights as well as your rights. It is also important that a lawyer has experience and familiarity with the local court system, allowing him to adapt and articulate your case in the most beneficial way possible. You will also want to look for an attorney who offers empathetic counsel by taking the time to listen to your needs and legal concerns.

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A full service criminal defense practice

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Phone: (626) 578-1730

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Law Offices of Benjamin Broudy

Divorce
When it comes to divorce and family law issues, it can be challenging to find the right level of legal support. You will want an attorney who puts your personal interests first – without compromising those of your loved ones. For instance, a divorce case may involve children, making it crucial that an attorney understands how to safeguard their rights as well as your rights. It is also important that a lawyer has experience and familiarity with the local court system, allowing him to adapt and articulate your case in the most beneficial way possible. You will also want to look for an attorney who offers empathetic counsel by taking the time to listen to your needs and legal concerns.
Child Support
Issues common in divorce such as child support and property division become much more complicated in a high net-worth divorce. Contentious issues such as defining what property is considered community can be the cause of much acrimony and disagreement. You may have to wrestle with resolving how to equitably divide your home, bank accounts, retirement accounts, investments, stock options, and other assets.
Child Custody and Visitation
At the Law Offices of Randy W. Medina, we understand how challenging child custody matters can be. With more than 22 years of legal experience, our firm provides aggressive and strategic representation for our clients. With personalized counsel and dedicated service, we make sure our clients’ best interests are protected; we also make sure their children are safeguarded throughout the complex process.
Paternity
Emotional abuse, psychological abuse, verbal abuse, and physical abuse are all forms of domestic violence—and domestic violence factor into many divorce or paternity cases. If you or your child have been the victim of spousal / parental abuse, it is imperative that you take action to remove your family from a dangerous situation. In the state of California, domestic violence victims may file for protective restraining orders.
Guardianship
Guardianship proceedings are instituted to obtain custody awards on behalf of non-parents for the benefit of minor children. Guardianship proceedings are handled by the Probate Department of the Superior Court. A guardianship is a court proceeding in which a guardian is appointed by the court to protect the person or estate of a minor child. Guardianship today is usually established by relatives or other caring adults to provide stability and care for minor children whose parents fail to provide these essentials to them. Petitions for guardianship of the person can be accompanied by a petition for temporary guardianship where there is an immediate need to protect the child from neglect or from suddenly being removed from someone with whom the child has been living with and with whom the child has emotionally bonded.
Spousal Support
Spousal support or alimony is authorized under California law. There are two types of spousal support; Temporary (pendente lite) and permanent support. Both are terms of art as they do not mean what they imply. Temporary support is support ordered during the pendency of the divorce proceeding. Permanent support is that support ordered at the time the divorce becomes final. Temporary support is calculated with a computer software program. Permanent support is determined by applying certain statutory factors such as...
Legal Separation
A legal separation is an identical proceeding to a divorce proceeding, except that at the end of the case, you remain married to the other spouse. The same issues found in a divorce are decided in a legal separation proceeding. Why, you might ask, would someone seek a legal separation as opposed to a divorce? Most commonly individuals seek a legal separation on religious grounds, to maintain a spouse’s health insurance coverage or simply to be able to file a case in California without having to meet California’s divorce residency requirements.
Annulment
An annulment or a nullity may only be granted when a marriage is adjudged void or voidable. In brief, a marriage is void in cases of incest or bigamy and is voidable in cases of minority, a current spouse mistakenly believed to be deceased, unsound mind, fraud, force and physical incapacity. A void marriage is void from the beginning as though it never occurred. A voidable marriage on the other hand, is valid unless and until it is declared a nullity by the court.

Restraining Order
Has someone hurt you or threatened to do so? You can file for a domestic violence restraining order— which is a special court order designed to protect victims of violence in their homes or from those with whom they share a close or familial relationship.

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