Marlo Van Oorschot Discusses Grey Divorce on KCAL9 News
Watch Marlo Van Oorschot’s KCAL9 News interview about the an issue affecting many baby boomers: Grey Divorce. Divorce after the age of 50, known as Grey Divorce, represents 25% of all people
Marlo Van Oorschot Discusses Grey Divorce on KCAL9 News
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Pets Are Part of Our Family…Or Are They?
George Graham Vest was a U.S. politician and lawyer. Vest served as a Missouri Congressman, a Confederate Congressman during the Civil War, and finally a US Senator. He is best
Even Though It’s “No Fault” Divorce, What Would You Do?
California has “no fault” divorce, which means it does not matter why a marriage breaks up or which spouse is responsible for the breakup. Therefore all community property is divided
Financing the Buy-out of a Business Interest in a Divorce
One common element of a divorce is the need for one spouse to buy out the other spouse’s interest in a business. Many times this business interest is simply exchanged
Life Insurance (Counter Point)
Last week’s blog post set forth a scenario for using life insurance in divorce and the possible option of universal life insurance to meet the husband and wife’s needs. As
Life Insurance in Family Law: a Unique and Possibly Perfect Solution
Life insurance plays a very important part in family law matters. One of the most typical uses for life insurance is to secure support obligations, especially child support. In other
Do You Have Two Years of Time and a Child’s College Tuition Fund Available to Litigate Your Divorce or Family Law Case?
On March 17, 2010, two years ago, I blogged about court closures. Since that time, nothing has improved; in fact, Los Angeles County is going to experience more layoffs and
Taxes: Divorce & Children
In the words of The Beatles, “ ‘Cause I’m the Taxman…,” and because it’s almost the filing deadline (April 16 this year), the Taxman is here. Marital and family status,
A Magic Formula for the Enforceability of Premarital Agreements?
Assume Enforceability Everyone wonders whether premarital agreements are enforceable. The answer must be “yes” unless specific contract or statutory defenses can be proven. There seem to be urban legends about
Five Common Misconceptions of Clients in Family Law Matters: Part II
Last week’s blog post identified 5 common misconceptions that family law clients often hold. This week’s post sets forth 5 more misconceptions along with examples of how to dispel some,