Pasadena Divorce | Affordable Divorce Paralegal Service Pasadena California

We’re talking to the folks in Pasadena today about our affordable Divorce service.

We are providing an affordable Divorce service for folks in Pasadena, serving the greater Los Angeles area and actually everyone in California but this video is specifically for the folks in Pasadena.

We are an affordable alternative to hiring an attorney to get through your Divorce in Pasadena.

We are a full service, Divorce Paralegal Firm here in Pasadena that can take care of everything from filing your documents, preparing them, serving them, all the financial disclosures, all the processes and procedures that the court requires we will happily take care of it for you.

We are a neutral third party, so, we’ll work with both of you and your spouse in most cases as long as it’s somewhat amicable to assist you in getting your Divorce case completed and we’ll help put together all your agreements.

So with your judgment or marital settlement agreement as it’s know we’ll put together all your agreements as far as distribution of assets and debts, who’s getting what, your kids custody visitation and the alimony is necessary, we take care of the whole thing from start to finish from one low flat fee.

You can go ahead and jump on over to our website for more information about our pricing. And there’s also wealth of information there at divorce661.com.

My name is Tim Blankenship, I am the owner. I’ll be happy to provide free consultation for folks looking for an affordable Divorce solution in Pasadena.

Go ahead and give me a call. The number is on your screen.

And I’ll be happy to give you a free consultation and let you know what we can do for you and how we can get you through your Divorce without spending the time and money on attorneys.

661-281-0266. Thank you so much for watching.

 

 

Uncontested Divorce In Pasadena | Pasadena Uncontested Divorce Service

Today, we’re talking to folks in Pasadena who maybe going through an Uncontested Divorce case in Pasadena.

We want to let you know who we are and what we can do for you. We are a full service Divorce Paralegal Firm specializing in Divorce in California.

We do serve all of California but I want to get this video out to folks who are in the Pasadena area California who are looking for professional paid full service Divorce Paralegal Firm to help them get them through their Uncontested Divorce case.

Uncontested Divorce simply means that you guys are somewhat in agreement. You don’t have to be completely in agreement.

It just means it’s uncontested because you guys aren’t going to go to court necessarily. At least that’s the plan.

So those are the types of folks who we’re looking at helping, folks that are working together and at least somewhat in agreement or who want to try and work towards an agreement without attorneys and without going to court.

That’s what an uncontested case is considered to be. And that’s our specialty.

It’s helping people going through Divorce, who needs assistance getting through with the paperwork and we can take care of doing all the financial disclosures.

We’ll do all your paperwork. We’ll file your case to the court. We’ll take care of serving it.

All the process and procedures we will take care of for you. We’ll take care of all the agreements regarding children and custody visitation, support, alimony, child support, visitation plans everything involved, we’ll incorporate into our Uncontested Divorce Case.

And we have flat fee pricing.  I encourage you to go our website at divorce661.com, I’ll be happy to if you take a look at our pricing.

It is a full service fixed fee pricing plan so you’ll know what your cost is going to be before you get signed up with us.

Tons of information and resources on our website, so, please go ahead and jump over to our website.  I’ll be happy to help you with your Uncontested Divorce for the folks in Pasadena and we’ll take good care of you.

661-281-0266 I’ll be happy to provide a free consultation to make sure you’re a good fit for our company and make sure you’re a client that we can assist with Divorce.

 

California Divorce | Amending Petition Will Set Aside Default

Today, we’re talking about default cases and when you amend your petition and the effect that has on your Divorce case.

So let me set up the scenario for you. Let’s assume we filed your Divorce and you served your Divorce case on the other party and you actually filed the default, a request in or default and the default was entered.

The effect of that obviously, is you kind of kick the other party on the case, and they can no longer respond unless they request to set aside or there are some other things they can do.

But for purposes of this video we wanted to let you know is, if you have filed the petition, it’s been served and you submit your request in to default and the default’s entered, if you amend your petition for whatever reason and I’ll give you scenario on why you might want to do that.

But if you amend your petition and file and you amend the petition, it removes that default from that case.

So in the past what we had to do if a default was entered, we had to have the respond into the other party filed a request to set aside the default and then once that occurs they can file their response.

But if the party’s are in agreement, and let’s say the default was entered but now you want to have an uncontested case or maybe the other party wants to get involved now, all you have to do is amend the petition, re-file it and reserve it.

And that will effectively remove the default from being part of the case so then the other party can respond where you guys can enter into what’s called a hybrid or a default with agreement type case.

So just keep that in mind. One thing to watch out for is if you once you make changes. So let’s assume you filed your petition and you ask for certain things and then you change your mind.

You’ll have to re-file and amend the petition which will remove that default and give the other party an opportunity to response. You got to be careful depending on which way you’ll do that.

So I just want to share that with folks. It’s something that we’ve roughly recently learned because we had a client who we are trying to do a set aside of the default.

We noticed in the case summary that an amended petition had been filed and served. So we just went in on with a response and they accepted the response despite being a requesting default entered on the case because once they amended the petition, it opened up the doors for the 30 day response window again.

So that’s the effectiveness of that. I’ll be happy to help you with your Divorce case anywhere in California.

We are a full service, so, we’ll take of everything for you with the courts. You can go on with your lives, 661-281-0266.

Feel free to give me a call. Thank you so much.

 

 

California Divorce | 60 Day Rule To File Financial Disclosures

Today, I want to talk to you about the 60 day rule on completing your financial disclosures. This is referring to your incoming expense declaration and your schedule of assets and debts.

We’ve been getting a lot of calls and even from some of our own clients who read the rule that basically says once you’ve filed your Divorce case or responded to the Divorce that you have 60 days to complete and serve your preliminary declaration of disclosures.

Again, this is incoming expense and schedule of assets and debts. And folks who have been concerned that the case would close or something negative will happen if they don’t complete the financial disclosures within that allotted 60 day period.

Now I have to say it is the rule. It is 60 day to complete your financial disclosures but when it comes to kind of going beyond the 60 days the only person who’s going to complain about it not being done it would be the other party or the other party’s attorney.

So it’s not something the court monitors. It’s not something that they’re keeping track of where they know when the case was filed and then they have a calendar event for 60 days to send you a letter or something.

The only person who is going to complain is the other party. So while it is there as a 60 day rule, the other party will essentially would have to complain to the court or file a motion to compel you to do your financial disclosures for that to move forward.

And the reason I bring that up is because we have been a lot of calls, people are concerned that because they didn’t do their financial disclosures within 60 days is the case going to be closed or are they going to get a nasty letter from the court which you might.

But we have cases that we’ve gone well beyond the 60 days just the folks who were working with us don’t give us the paperwork timely and nothing adverse happens.

So I just want to let people know that. So try to get down within 60 days, let the other person know if you’re not able to do it but don’t get and let it keep you up at night if you’re not able to get your financial disclosures done in the 60 days.

We’re a full service, Divorce Paralegal Firm serving all of California, please give us a call. I’ll be happy to help you with your Divorce case in California.

California Divorce – Cooperate With Home Sale During Divorce

In this video/article, we tell you more about hat you need to do when going through a divorce and how to deal with home sale. Kindly watch this video for more information.

Tim: Have you run into any common things or aspects that people should be aware of? UCPD like, ‘Okay, this keeps happening.’

Connor: Yes.

Tim: That people like you can kind of give them heads up on.

Connor: Yes. One party usually is the saint but it’s usually not the person saying they’re the saint. So the other party’s usually the horrible one.

The more difficult one to deal with I should say. So that seems to be a very common thing.

People have their own perceptions of how they are. And with Real Estate, another common thing is blame.

So while you might have one party that just wants to get out and get away, you’re having the other party that wants to do everything they can.

They either forward the deal or mess it up or cause an issue with it. And even though at the beginning they said that’s how they wanted it to be.

Things change.

Tim: Yes.

Connor: You have time to think, you sit there and I’m going to adore that if somebody comes to us after we’ve gone through whatever it is to lease the property and get a market and speak with all parties, get mutual agreements.

Tim: Yes.

Connor: Even if somebody says, ‘You know we don’t want this to go through.’ It does take two people. It takes both.

Tim: Sure.

Connor: Unless the court says you have to or some other legal mechanism.