Category: Family Law

Petitioning for Visitation Rights in California: Important Information for Grandparents

Posted on April 19, 2023 by admin_baglawgroup

If you’re anything like most grandparents, you probably want to spend time with your grandchildren as they grow up. Unfortunately, sometimes parents of a child might keep the child’s grandparents from seeing them. This isn’t always fair and appropriate. If you’re a grandparent in California who wishes to see a grandchild that you believe is Read the full blog…

Amending or Modifying a Prenuptial Agreement in California: What You Need to Know

Posted on November 16, 2022 by admin_baglawgroup

A prenuptial agreement, also known as a premarital agreement, is a legally binding contract that is entered into by a couple prior to their marriage. It sets forth the terms and conditions that will govern the couple’s financial and property rights in the event of a divorce or death. While prenuptial agreements are generally enforceable Read the full blog…

Why Premarital Agreements Aren’t Merely for Couples With Sizable Assets

Posted on April 13, 2022 by admin_baglawgroup

Entering into a premarital agreement is a wise decision for many reasons. A premarital agreement can help couples avoid future conflict by allowing them to agree upon certain critical issues before they are officially married. However, some mistakenly assume that premarital agreements are only for those with high net worths or substantial assets. That’s not Read the full blog…

What Happens When a Parent Moves Away and You Have Joint Custody?

Posted on January 13, 2022 by admin_baglawgroup

Custody cases can be stressful for both the parents and the children. They can become even more strenuous when one parent decides to move. This issue has become more prevalent in our society, especially in California courts. These cases are governed by various statutes and laws that are continually changing. Typically, anything greater than 50 Read the full blog…

Cohabitating As An Unmarried Couple

Posted on September 20, 2021 by admin_baglawgroup

Cohabitation is when two people decide to live together but are not legally married. Generally, cohabitation is an agreement between partners to reside together without any legal responsibility or obligation towards one another. Some partners choose to have a cohabitation agreement, which is a contract outlining the property and financial rights between the couples. Though, Read the full blog…