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Understanding The Six Month Waiting Period for Divorce in California

By |April 4th, 2021|Family Law, Divorce|

What is California's six month waiting period for divorce, and what does it mean for you? Oftentimes, this period is also referred to as the "cooling off" time for couples to determine if they'd like to reconcile. Additionally, it establishes the first day individuals may legally remarry. Read on to learn more about the six month waiting period in California divorce and how A People's Choice can help you.

How Long Do You Have to File Probate After Death in California?

By |April 2nd, 2021|Probate|

How Long Do You Have to File Probate After Death? If you know someone who has been through probate in California, you probably noticed it can take a while. But how long do you have to file probate after death? How long does this sometimes complicated process take? In some ways, this hinges on the personal [...]

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Full Service California Divorce

By |April 1st, 2021|

Full-Service California Divorce Get the help you need with your divorce today! One low flat-fee Includes: Child Custody Spousal Support Real Estate Documents Settlement Agreement Our full-service divorce package provides you with premium case management so you'll be notified of important developments in your case. [...]

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How to Get an Easy California Divorce with Kids

By |March 31st, 2021|Divorce|

Getting divorced is an emotional experience for any couple. In a divorce with kids, a custody battle makes the situation even harder for both parents and children. In such cases, the court's objective is not to rule in favor of one of the parents; it’s to prioritize the child’s needs and try to create a [...]

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California Family Probate Court: The First Things You Should Know about

By |March 24th, 2021|Probate|

Anyone who has experienced a death in the family has probably heard the mysterious term "family probate court” get thrown around. But what exactly does it mean? When a loved one passes away, they leave behind a lifetime of finances. Their final bills and debts must be settled, bank accounts closed, and property distributed. [...]

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What Is the Cost of Divorce in California?

By |March 17th, 2021|Divorce|

When a couple decides to get divorced, the potential cost of the process is often at the top of every pre-divorce checklist. This is especially true for couples getting divorced in California—a state with one of the highest costs of living in America. So, what is the cost of divorce in California? That depends [...]

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What Is a Contested Divorce in California?

By |March 11th, 2021|Divorce|

Divorce can be hard on everyone. In addition to the emotional stress, it involves figuring out child custody, alimony payments, child support payments, and the like. Most couples would prefer to keep things amicable, but plenty of factors can prevent you from remaining friendly with your soon-to-be-ex. Perhaps there was infidelity or some other form [...]

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California Divorce

By |March 11th, 2021|

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What is a Probate Referee in California?

By |March 6th, 2021|Probate|

If you are settling an estate through the probate process, most likely you will need a probate referee. The role of a probate referee is to appraise property in the estate.  A probate referee is a professional, usually an attorney, a certified public accountant, or a person with several years of professional experience in property [...]

California Living Trust Checklist

By |March 4th, 2021|Estate Planning|

With our living trust preparation checklist, a DIY trust is possible! Plus, by working with a registered legal document assistant such as A People's Choice, you can avoid high attorney's fees for help drafting your trust. Read on for our complete California living trust checklist and to learn more about the necessary actions that come along with writing a trust.

How to Find Divorce Records in California

By |March 3rd, 2021|Divorce|

We’ve all heard of the statistic “50% of all marriages end in divorce.” It perfectly illustrates just how common divorce is in America. The good news is that that statistic is from the 80s, and things have gotten much better since then. Divorce rates for most age groups have dropped over the past 30 years, [...]

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Quick and Easy Way on How to Get a Divorce in California

By |February 8th, 2021|Divorce, Family Law|

The decision to divorce can be a painful one, so many people want to finish the process as quickly as possible. However, there is a specific timeline couples must follow before official termination of their marriage. Hiring a legal document preparation assistant can help you get a judgment within 45 days and avoid further waiting time for incomplete or incorrect forms.

Revocable Trusts in California: An Estate Plan for Every Budget

By |February 7th, 2021|Estate Planning|

When you hear about trusts in the context of estate planning, you probably think about trust fund babies and about sums of money that are so big that they cannot logically belong to individuals, much less to young people. Surprisingly, revocable trusts, also known as living trusts, can also offer many benefits to the 99%. If the value of your property is high enough that you do not qualify for any of the California simplified probate alternatives, then you could probably save your family members a lot of money by setting up a revocable trust.  The good news is that revocable trusts in California do not have to be expensive to set up! You can save yourself a lot of money by having a California non-attorney legal document assistant prepare your revocable trust documents, instead of an estate planning lawyer.

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