Recent Blog Posts
Is It Better to Have a Will or a Trust?
When considering how best to protect and distribute assets in California, individuals often weigh the merits of a will versus a trust. Both estate planning tools have distinct advantages and serve different purposes, depending on personal needs and circumstances. In most cases, in fact, having both is ideal for a comprehensive estate plan that… Read More »
How to Get (or Oppose) a Domestic Violence Restraining Order in California
In California, domestic violence restraining orders (DVROs) play a critical role in protecting individuals from abuse. These court orders are designed to prevent further harm by legally restricting an abuser from contacting or approaching the victim. If you’re dealing with domestic violence, obtaining a restraining order may be a crucial step toward safety. On… Read More »
Estate Planning for Asset Protection
Estate planning is a crucial step in securing your financial future and ensuring your loved ones are provided for. However, many people overlook one of the most important aspects of estate planning—asset protection. In litigious Southern California, protecting your assets from potential creditors, lawsuits, and other threats should be a priority. At Blasser Law,… Read More »
What Is a Post-Nuptial Agreement?
No doubt you’ve heard of a pre-nuptial agreement. Less well-known is a post-nuptial agreement, which can accomplish many of the same goals; the difference is timing. As life progresses, married couples may encounter various changes that prompt them to reassess their financial arrangements and future plans. In such cases, a post-nuptial agreement can serve… Read More »
Unborn Child Custody Laws in California
Family law and divorce matters often present legally complicated and emotionally difficult issues. One particularly challenging area deals with custody issues when a couple divorces or separates during a pregnancy. The soon-to-be parents might have different views on how legal and physical custody should be handled after the baby is born, and they might… Read More »
Signs That It Is Time for a Divorce
Marriage is a significant commitment, meant to be a lifelong partnership filled with love, support, and mutual respect. However, not all marriages can withstand the test of time. When conflicts become persistent and overwhelming, it might be time to consider whether divorce is the best path forward. At Blasser Law, we understand that deciding… Read More »
What Is a Default Divorce in California?
Divorce is often a complex and emotionally charged process. However, not all divorces are created equal. In California, one type of divorce that can sometimes simplify proceedings is known as a “default divorce.” Understanding what a default divorce is and how it works can help you navigate your legal options more effectively. Whether you… Read More »
What Is a Subpoena and How Is It Used in a Divorce?
Navigating through a divorce can be a complicated and confusing process for those unfamiliar with legal proceedings, as it involves multiple legal documents and complex court procedures. One legal tool you may come into contact with, particularly in a contested divorce, is the subpoena. A subpoena is a legal document issued by a court… Read More »
What Is Palimony?
The term “palimony” may not be as commonly known as “alimony,” but it can play a crucial role in the world of family law, particularly for couples who have lived together without getting married. While the concept is recognized in many different states across the country, the term itself in its modern usage originated… Read More »
Sole Custody Versus Joint Custody
Figuring out a child custody arrangement for life post-divorce is a complicated undertaking, requiring parents to work together to create parenting plans and time-sharing schedules that meet everybody’s needs, or to litigate the matter in court in the unfortunate event that the parents can’t come up with an agreement on their own. One threshold… Read More »
