Closely Held Business Divorce California
How California divides a closely held business in divorce: character, buy-out structures, apportionment, and goodwill. Confidential consult: (888) 42-BORNA.
Epstein Credits and Watts Charges in California Divorce
In a California divorce, Epstein credits and Watts charges settle who pays for the home and community debts after separation. HNW guide. Confidential consultation: (888) 42-BORNA.
The Moore/Marsden Formula in a California Divorce
California’s Moore/Marsden rule gives the community a share of a separately owned home paid down during marriage. A high-net-worth divorce guide. Confidential consultation: (888) 42-BORNA.
Contempt for Non-Payment of Support California
Civil contempt enforces California child and spousal support orders under CCP 1209-1218. Elements, penalties, the ability-to-pay defense. Call (888) 42-BORNA.
Imputed Income Child Support California
California courts can impute earning capacity to a voluntarily unemployed or underemployed parent under Family Code 4058(b). HNW guide. Call (888) 42-BORNA.
Spousal Support Modification in California: HNW Guide
Modifying California spousal support requires a material change in circumstances. Retirement (Marriage of Reynolds), cohabitation (Family Code 4323), and bonus/RSU income shifts each apply. Confidential consultation: (888) 42-BORNA.
Pereira vs. Van Camp in California Divorce
How California divides a separate-property business that grew during marriage. Pereira credits the community for the owner’s labor; Van Camp credits the capital. The formula chosen can swing millions. Confidential consultation: (888) 42-BORNA.
Vocational Evaluation in a California Divorce
When a marriage involves substantial income, what a spouse can earn often matters more than what they currently earn. A vocational evaluation in divorce California proceedings is how the court answers that question, and in high-net-worth cases it is frequently the single most important piece of evidence on spousal support. Whether you are the higher […]
International Divorce in California: A Cross-Border Guide
When a marriage spans more than one country, ending it raises questions a routine California divorce never touches. An international divorce in California can involve a spouse living abroad, children who hold two passports, a business incorporated overseas, or accounts held somewhere that guards financial privacy. For people with cross-border wealth, the order of decisions […]
Offshore Accounts in California Divorce: Disclosure & Penalties
Offshore accounts funded during a California marriage are community property under Fam. Code § 760. Hiding one can mean 100% forfeiture under § 1101(h) (Marriage of Rossi), plus FBAR tax exposure. (888) 42-BORNA.