As a seasoned lawyer with over 40 years of experience, Arlene D. Kock currently serves as the CEO and sole practitioner of her full service law firm. Since 1978, Arlene Kock has provided the San Francisco Bay Area with a wide range of legal services, focusing particularly on family law and child custody litigation. Arlene Kock represents clients in counties throughout the state of California.
Arlene D. Kock, APLC is experienced in handling cases involving divorce, same-sex marriage dissolutions, property division, child support and spousal support matters. The law office team is designed with the clients need in mind. The well-trained support staff possesses over 16 collective years of experience in all matters of family law.
Arlene D. Kock is one of San Francisco Bay Area's most trusted attorneys, covering all aspects of family and civil litigation including divorce, custody, child support, spousal support, contempt, domestic partnership terminations, prenuptial agreements and post judgement motions.
Arlene D. Kock, APLC is experienced in handling cases involving divorce, same-sex marriage dissolutions, property division, child support and spousal support matters. The law office team is designed with the clients need in mind. The well-trained support staff possesses over 16 collective years of experience in all matters of family law.
Arlene D. Kock is one of San Francisco Bay Area's most trusted attorneys, covering all aspects of family and civil litigation including divorce, custody, child support, spousal support, contempt, domestic partnership terminations, prenuptial agreements and post judgement motions.
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An accomplished family law attorney, Arlene Kock has been serving clients in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 40 years.
She received her JD from the University of San Francisco Law School and subsequently spent six years gaining professional experience through such positions as associate attorney with the Law Offices of Alfred A. Affinito and managing attorney of Yanello & Flippen.
In 1984, Arlene Kock started her own solo practice, which she continues to operate today as chief executive officer.
She received her JD from the University of San Francisco Law School and subsequently spent six years gaining professional experience through such positions as associate attorney with the Law Offices of Alfred A. Affinito and managing attorney of Yanello & Flippen.
In 1984, Arlene Kock started her own solo practice, which she continues to operate today as chief executive officer.
The law office team is designed with the clients need in mind.
The well-trained support staff possesses over 16 collective years of experience in all matters of family law.
Arlene D. Kock, APLC is a full service law firm that has extensive experience in all aspects of family law.
We take your child custody goals seriously.
After examining the issues and circumstances in your case we will make the best recommendation for proceeding.
Legal matters involving child custody can be one of the most difficult family law areas.
The well-trained support staff possesses over 16 collective years of experience in all matters of family law.
Arlene D. Kock, APLC is a full service law firm that has extensive experience in all aspects of family law.
We take your child custody goals seriously.
After examining the issues and circumstances in your case we will make the best recommendation for proceeding.
Legal matters involving child custody can be one of the most difficult family law areas.
What are the grounds for divorce in California?
This process to terminate your marriage is called a Dissolution in California.
California is a no-fault state which means that the Court will not examine which party is at fault in deciding issues such as the division of community property and support.
There are residency requirements.
Either you or your spouse must have lived in California for the last 6 months and the county where you plan to file the divorce for the last 3 months.
If you and your spouse have lived in California for at least 6 months but in different counties for at least 3 months, you can file in either county.
This process to terminate your marriage is called a Dissolution in California.
California is a no-fault state which means that the Court will not examine which party is at fault in deciding issues such as the division of community property and support.
There are residency requirements.
Either you or your spouse must have lived in California for the last 6 months and the county where you plan to file the divorce for the last 3 months.
If you and your spouse have lived in California for at least 6 months but in different counties for at least 3 months, you can file in either county.
Who gets child custody in California?
Like most states, the standard for child custody determinations in California is found in the Family Law Code and is designed to establish the overall best interest of the child with an emphasis on assuring the "health, safety, and welfare" of the child and "frequent and continuing contact" with both parents absent child abuse, domestic violence, or where the contact would not be in the best interest of the child as provided in the California Family Code section 3011 See California Family Code Section 3011, 3020, 3040, 3080.
Like most states, the standard for child custody determinations in California is found in the Family Law Code and is designed to establish the overall best interest of the child with an emphasis on assuring the "health, safety, and welfare" of the child and "frequent and continuing contact" with both parents absent child abuse, domestic violence, or where the contact would not be in the best interest of the child as provided in the California Family Code section 3011 See California Family Code Section 3011, 3020, 3040, 3080.
Spousal support is often awarded at an Order to Show Cause on a temporary basis, where one spouse is unemployed or earning significantly less than the other spouse.
The theory behind these temporary orders is to assist the parties in reallocating the money they used for their living expenses now that they are no longer together.
While there is no formal guideline for spousal support in use in most Northern California counties and courts, these jurisdictions are using the support calculators initially designed for child support in calculating temporary support.
The theory behind these temporary orders is to assist the parties in reallocating the money they used for their living expenses now that they are no longer together.
While there is no formal guideline for spousal support in use in most Northern California counties and courts, these jurisdictions are using the support calculators initially designed for child support in calculating temporary support.
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