Auburn and Roseville Family Law Attorney - At the Law Office of Sara S. Thompson, PC we are dedicated to helping you through what can be a difficult and overwhelming time in your life. We understand that going through the legal system for family law issues can be emotionally challenging, and we will work diligently for you on every step of your case.
To discuss your case and how we may help you, call the Law Office of Sara S. Thompson, PC, an Auburn and Roseville Family Law Attorney. Prior to becoming an attorney, Sara worked as a paralegal for over 9 years with 8 years in family law. She understands the dedication, compassion, and assistance that each client needs and deserves through, what can be, one of the most stressful and difficult times in their lives.
Sara believes that an attorney should not come into the case to cause more conflict and stress, but rather to assist and guide her client's through an already stressful and emotional time. Sara went to paralegal school, and then law school with the desire to work in the area of family law.
To discuss your case and how we may help you, call the Law Office of Sara S. Thompson, PC, an Auburn and Roseville Family Law Attorney. Prior to becoming an attorney, Sara worked as a paralegal for over 9 years with 8 years in family law. She understands the dedication, compassion, and assistance that each client needs and deserves through, what can be, one of the most stressful and difficult times in their lives.
Sara believes that an attorney should not come into the case to cause more conflict and stress, but rather to assist and guide her client's through an already stressful and emotional time. Sara went to paralegal school, and then law school with the desire to work in the area of family law.
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If one spouse or domestic partner wishes to end the marriage or domestic partnership, even if the other spouse or domestic partner does not want a divorce, they can file for a dissolution of marriage (divorce) or domestic partnership.
California is a "no fault" state, meaning that the spouse or domestic partner that is filing for a divorce does not have to prove that the other spouse or domestic partner did anything wrong.
The spouse or domestic partner would file for a divorce based on the grounds of either irreconcilable differences or permanent legal incapacity to make decisions (this would need to be proven).
California is a "no fault" state, meaning that the spouse or domestic partner that is filing for a divorce does not have to prove that the other spouse or domestic partner did anything wrong.
The spouse or domestic partner would file for a divorce based on the grounds of either irreconcilable differences or permanent legal incapacity to make decisions (this would need to be proven).
AUBURN CHILD SUPPORT ATTORNEY - A request to establish or modify child support can be brought by either party as part of a divorce, legal separation, or annulment, a Petition to Establish Parental Relationship (unmarried parents), a domestic violence restraining order, or a Petition for Custody and Support of Minor Children (parents who have signed a voluntary Declaration of Paternity or are married, or registered domestic partners and do not want to get legally separated or divorced).
California law requires both parents to financially support their minor child(ren), both biological and adopted.
California law requires both parents to financially support their minor child(ren), both biological and adopted.
AUBURN SPOUSAL SUPPORT ATTORNEY, Sara S. Thompson - Spousal support is the money that one party may be required to pay to the other.
In a domestic partnership, this is called partner support.
You may also hear some refer to spousal support as alimony.
Going through a divorce is a difficult time for people.
Spousal support can be a subject that is highly contested.
The person paying support is often concerned that they cannot afford to financially maintain their affairs if they are required to pay a large sum to the other party, and the person receiving support is typically worried they will not receive enough in order to make their ends meet.
In a domestic partnership, this is called partner support.
You may also hear some refer to spousal support as alimony.
Going through a divorce is a difficult time for people.
Spousal support can be a subject that is highly contested.
The person paying support is often concerned that they cannot afford to financially maintain their affairs if they are required to pay a large sum to the other party, and the person receiving support is typically worried they will not receive enough in order to make their ends meet.
AUBURN CHILD CUSTODY ATTORNEY, Sara S. Thompson - Without a doubt, this is the primary focus and concern of the majority of people going through a dissolution or paternity action.
The love that a parent has for their child(ren) is unmatched to anything else.
There are two ways you can obtain a custody and visitation order.
1) file a motion with the court; or 2) draft an agreement, signed by all parties and the court.
When the court is making orders regarding child custody and visitation they look at what the best interest is of the child.
The love that a parent has for their child(ren) is unmatched to anything else.
There are two ways you can obtain a custody and visitation order.
1) file a motion with the court; or 2) draft an agreement, signed by all parties and the court.
When the court is making orders regarding child custody and visitation they look at what the best interest is of the child.
AUBURN CHILD VISITATION LAWYER, Sara S. Thompson - If the parents are unmarried, parentage must be established before custody, visitation, or child support can be ordered by the court.
Paternity can be established by either signing a voluntary Declaration of Paternity or getting a court order.
Generally, if either party has questions of the parentage of the alleged father, a DNA test may be requested, however, there are exceptions to this general rule.
Visitation: If your case is before a court on the issues of custody and/or visitation, you will typically attend mediation to try and come to an agreement concerning custody and/or visitation of your child(ren).
Paternity can be established by either signing a voluntary Declaration of Paternity or getting a court order.
Generally, if either party has questions of the parentage of the alleged father, a DNA test may be requested, however, there are exceptions to this general rule.
Visitation: If your case is before a court on the issues of custody and/or visitation, you will typically attend mediation to try and come to an agreement concerning custody and/or visitation of your child(ren).
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