Top Rated Divorce Lawyers in Danville, CA
Katharine Hooker
Top Rated Divorce Lawyer Serving Danville, CA (Livermore, CA)Assisting east bay clients with their family law and divorce needs.
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Cynthia Cho
Top Rated Divorce Lawyer Serving Danville, CA (Newark, CA)20+ Years Experience with compassionate and effective divorce legal representation in the East Bay area.
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Debra Schoenberg
Top Rated Divorce Lawyer Serving Danville, CA (San Francisco, CA)Distinguished attorney with vast experience and expertise in highly sensitive and complex family law matters.
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Jennifer Saslaw
Top Rated Divorce Lawyer Serving Danville, CA (San Francisco, CA)Jennifer focuses on complex financial divorces focusing on creative strategies specific to each client.
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David Erb
Top Rated Divorce Lawyer Serving Danville, CA (Menlo Park, CA)Experienced high-asset family law attorney and California certified family law specialist.
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Danville, CA Divorce Lawyers
Should I get a divorce?
There are many aspects to think about prior to getting a divorce. Since divorce dissolves a marriage, you'll need to consider how you and your spouse intend to divide up your joint assets (property division), child custody arrangement (if you have kids), and potential spousal support (alimony).
How to file for divorce?
- To file for divorce, you will usually need to have resided in your state and county for at least 6 months to 1 year. It does not matter where the marriage took place.
- Next, you'll need to obtain all the required divorce forms, found on your state's website or the applicable court's office of the clerk.
- Once the forms have been filed and summons served on your spouse, your spouse will have some time to respond to the petition (usually 30 days).
- Procedures will vary by state and it is recommended you speak with a divorce lawyer to understand the requirements in the area you live.
Which is better: legal separation or divorce?
In legal separation a couple lives apart but is still legally married. Like in divorce, with legal separation, you'll need to negotiate property division, child custody, child support issues, and spousal support. There are personal and financial benefits to consider when determining which route is right for you.