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What Will My California Divorce Involve?

Divorce is in no way a simple matter. Even in cases that involve civil communication and cooperation between partners, the numerous legal procedures, dense paperwork, and countless laws and rules can make the process of separation a frustrating and lengthy experience. At Taub & Taub, P.C., our attorneys have 20 years of legal experience each and have developed the insight, legal skills, and knowledge needed to handle all of the actions and additional matters associated with divorce. If you are facing any of the following issues, our firm can be of assistance.

Why Choose Taub & Taub, P.C.?

There are numerous reasons why you should choose to retain a Woodland Hills family law attorney from our firm. First of all, our firm handles all the details so that you can avoid as much stress and anxiety as possible.

Other reasons to choose us include:

  • Over 40 Years of Combined Experience
  • Tailored Approach to Each Client's Case
  • Quality Legal Representation

Call us today at (818) 938-2007 to schedule a legal consultation with a seasoned divorce attorney.

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Our FAQ

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  • What happens if my spouse is hiding assets during the divorce?

    Both spouses in a California divorce are legally required to exchange Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure, which are full financial disclosures covering all assets, debts, income, and expenses. Hiding assets is a violation of California law and can result in serious court sanctions. California Family Code section 1101 gives courts the power to award up to 100 percent of an undisclosed asset to the other spouse as a penalty for deliberate concealment.

  • What happens if my spouse is hiding assets during the divorce?

    Both spouses in a California divorce are legally required to exchange Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure, which are full financial disclosures covering all assets, debts, income, and expenses. Hiding assets is a violation of California law and can result in serious court sanctions. California Family Code section 1101 gives courts the power to award up to 100 percent of an undisclosed asset to the other spouse as a penalty for deliberate concealment.

  • How is property divided in a California divorce?

    California is a community property state. Under California Family Code section 2550, all assets and debts acquired by either spouse during the marriage are generally considered community property and subject to equal division. This includes income earned during the marriage, real estate purchased during the marriage, retirement contributions made during the marriage, and debts accumulated by either spouse. Separate property, meaning assets owned before the marriage or received as a gift or inheritance during the marriage, typically remains with the original owner and is not divided.

  • Does California require one spouse to be at fault for the divorce?

    No. California is a no-fault divorce state. The only ground required is irreconcilable differences, meaning the marriage has broken down and cannot be repaired. Neither party needs to prove infidelity, misconduct, or any wrongdoing to obtain a divorce.

  • What are the residency requirements to file for divorce in California?

    At least one spouse must have lived in California for a minimum of six months immediately before filing, and must have lived in the county where the petition is filed for at least three months. If you do not yet meet the county requirement, you may be able to file for legal separation in the interim and convert to a divorce petition once the residency threshold is satisfied.

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Taub & Taub, P.C. is dedicated to meeting the realistic expectations of our clients and to resolving their cases as quickly and favorably as possible. All divorce matters are difficult legal issues that require ample planning and strong and immediate attention from an experienced family law lawyer.

If you would like to schedule a case consultation during which you can learn more about your case and how our firm can help, contact Taub & Taub, P.C. today.

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  • "She found over 400,000 in hidden assets !"
    Can't say enough. The divorce affected the whole family as we knew the ex was hiding assets, we just couldn't prove it. Well, Dena came along and with her zealous representation and tenacity, she found the hidden account, proved the ex was a liar and was able to get my normally laid back Santa Monica cousin back to normal. HIRE HER! Dena Taub is simply the best.
    - Doug
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    Mrs. Dena and her team get the job done. Very knowledgeable and really takes interest with her clients concerns.
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