Standard Family Law Restraining Orders
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Standard Family Law Restraining Orders

When filing for divorce in California, both parties are automatically bound by Standard Family Law Restraining Orders (SFLROs). These orders aim to maintain stability during the divorce process. They restrict actions such as removing minor children from the state, making changes to insurance policies, or transferring property without consent or court approval. And they typically remain in effect until the final judgment is entered or the case is dismissed.

While these orders can feel restrictive, they aren’t a penalty—they simply help preserve the status quo. However, those using Mediation for divorce might experience a quicker resolution, allowing for the potential lifting of these orders sooner and greater control over their assets.

You can utilize Lea M. Nemeth, PC’s mediation services to find an amicable resolution to your family law issues - saving you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Book your consultation today.

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Date of Separation
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Date of Separation

What is the Date of Separation? California Family Code § 70 defines this legal term as the date which one spouse expressed to the other their intent to end the marriage and that spouse’s conduct thereafter was consistent with their intent to end the marriage - even still, it can be difficult to nail down an exact date. This date, however, can have a great impact on your divorce.

Rather than have a costly and intrusive trial that examines the very intimate details of your relationship and personal life, you can utilize Lea M. Nemeth, PC’s mediation services to find an amicable resolution to your family law issues - saving you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Book your consultation today.

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Legal Separation vs. Divorce
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Legal Separation vs. Divorce

California offers two options for couples wishing to end their marriage, Legal Separation and Divorce. These processes are nearly identical with ONE important distinction. Learn more about the difference here to decide which option is best for you and your family.

Regardless of which path you choose, you can utilize Lea M. Nemeth, PC’s mediation services to find an amicable resolution to your family law issues - saving you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Book your consultation today.

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