Divorce
Attorney
Filing for Divorce in Palmdale, CA
Representing Your Best Interests
Filing for divorce is a difficult and frightening place decision. When divorce is pursued in the absence of a strong legal guide, the outcome can be devastating. You and your family will likely face difficulty as you proceed through the various aspects of divorce, including:
Even when a divorce starts out in an amicable manner, it can still spiral out of control into a legal battle between two angry parties. Some issues can cause the case to turn into a complex divorce. If your current spouse is seeking a different outcome than what you want, you will need the strong legal guidance of our Palmdale divorce lawyer.
Grounds for Filing Divorce in California
California is a no-fault-divorce state. As a result, you do not need to have a reason to file for divorce. You must, however, have grounds in order to file. You can file on the grounds of incurable insanity or irreconcilable differences. Whether your divorce is contested or uncontested, we can help you! Contested divorce applies to couples who are unable to come to agreement on the various topics of divorce. Uncontested divorce means that you and your spouse can work together on the terms of the divorce.
How Our Palmdale Divorce Attorney Can Help You
With more than two decades of experience, we are confident in our ability to help you through your case. Attorney Bigler has handled thousands of divorce cases, including contested hearings and trials.
Our Palmdale divorce lawyer also remains up to date on all of the changes in legislation related to family law in California.
Contact us today for guidance through your divorce case.
Mr. Bigler, as well as his staff, have my best interests at heart.
- A. Sansfield
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What if I was married in another state but I want to file for divorce in California?
If you and your spouse were married in another state, you can file for divorce in California. The only requirement is that either you or your spouse must have lived in the state for six months and in ...
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Who can receive spousal support?
Spousal support, formerly known as alimony, is a set amount of money that is paid by one spouse to another in the case of divorce or a legal separation. Whether you are the husband or the wife, you ...
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Who can receive visitation rights?
Visitation is ordered when it is the best interest of the child in California. Supervised visitation is imposed when one parent is abusive or neglectful to the children. Visitation can often be ...
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What is a first right of refusal?
A first right of refusal in a family law context is the opportunity to care for your children when your ex is unavailable to care for them. Family code section 3040(a)(1) sets out the 'priorities' ...
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