Auburn Divorce Attorney

When both parties agree, precision matters. Under California Family Code Section 2339, the state mandates a six-month and one day waiting period after service of the petition before dissolution is final. During that time, I ensure your settlement protects your interests and complies with the legal process.

When agreement isn’t possible, litigation readiness makes the difference. I’ve represented clients in Placer County Family Court for over a decade, developing strategies that achieve results. I focus on evidence that matters, protecting your objectives while minimizing unnecessary conflict, cost, and delay.

Auburn's growing economy produces complex marital estates. Business interests, real estate portfolios, and retirement accounts demand sophisticated financial analysis. I work with forensic accountants to locate assets and ensure accurate valuation and equitable division, protecting substantial wealth accumulated during marriage.

Spousal support cases require a deep understanding of California law and careful documentation. I assess factors such as earning capacity, duration of marriage, and lifestyle standards. Whether you’re seeking or contesting support, I provide legal counsel focused on fairness and financial protection.

Under California Family Code Section 2550, all community property must be divided equally. My law office helps investigate undisclosed assets and ensures proper classification of separate and marital property. From Newcastle to Loomis, I help clients secure their rightful share with verified financial analysis.

Not all prenuptial agreements withstand court scrutiny. I analyze disclosure records and procedural compliance to challenge unfair or unenforceable terms, protecting your legal rights and financial stability.