Month: August 2020
California parents like you want the perfect way to tell your child about your divorce. After all, your child’s well-being is your top priority. You want to avoid as much damage as you possibly can. But is there any one way that minimizes damage more than the rest? Is there a “best” way to break…
Read MoreWe’ve all heard them on movies on and television shows. “You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney.” These words are not just used for dramatic effect. These are known as Miranda rights. It’s true; you do have the right not to answer police questions and to ask for…
Read MoreWithout even knowing it, you encounter contracts on an everyday basis. Just think about the terms of service language you agreed to on your phone when downloading a mobile application, or when you created your Facebook account. Those agreements are all contracts. Many people think contracts are only for businesses doing large transactions, but that…
Read MoreWe have received many questions about the Governor’s new requirements for masks. Here is a summary of the guidance from CDPH. The California Department of Public Health issued the following requirements for all Californians on June 18, 2020. It affects everyone in every county whenever you are in the following situations because they are considered…
Read MoreLitigation is often a reality of owning a small business, but business owners should avoid it as much as possible. Litigation has many downsides, including ruining relationships and being a huge time investment. Two common alternatives to litigation include mediation and arbitration. Both of these options keep the dispute out of the court system, but…
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