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    • Stephanie J. Squires
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      • Claremont
      • Ontario
      • Rancho Cucamonga
      • Upland
  • Practice Areas
    • Contempt of Court
    • Divorce and Dissolution
    • Custody and Visitation
    • Child Support
    • Domestic Violence
    • High Net Worth Divorce
    • Grandparents Rights
    • Legal Separation
    • Divorce Mediation
    • Military Divorce
    • Modification of Court Orders and Judgments
    • Step Parents Rights
    • Move Away / Relocation
    • Father’s Rights / Paternity
    • Division of Property
    • Domestic Partnership
    • Support
    • Uncontested Divorce
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    • Postnuptial Agreement
    • Hidden Assets
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Archives for July 2019

Legalese and What It All Means

The legal world has its own vocabulary. It would make sense to say that you are filing for a “Divorce”, but in California courts, you are filing a “Dissolution of Marriage“. “Alimony” is actually “Spousal Support”. The courts and an attorney are going to know what you mean, but when the judges and attorneys start using this vocabulary in the courtroom it can be difficult to figure out exactly what happened. So, here’s a quick translation: In order to get divorced in California you must file for a Dissolution of Marriage. If you want “Alimony”, you must file for “Spousal Support”. You are “separated” if one or both of you …

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