In this episode, I wanted to talk to you about bankruptcy a little bit and credit when it comes to Divorce.

So we have been seeing a lot of folks who are going through Divorce and also going through a bankruptcy or soon to be filing bankruptcy.

And of course bankruptcy is one of the major issues surrounding Divorce or I should say money problems are a leading cause of Divorce.

And so you may find yourself going through bankruptcy or having financial problems with your Divorce but I want to talk a little bit more about your credit and how that works related to going through a Divorce.

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In this episode, we will talk about why your California divorce post judgment motions must be served personally.

Today someone had written a question on our blog wondering what items have to be personally served and which items can be mail served and it can get a little tricky but this video is specifically about post judgment motion.

So, what that means is post judgment, the judgment is already according to the divorce case and you want to modify something such as child support, spousal support or virtually anything you need to personally serve your motion.

The process would be to file your paperwork, get your court date and then personally serve it. Anyone over 18, process server preferably to make sure it’s done correctly and that has to be done by personal service.

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In this episode, we’re talking about a question that we get quite a bit. And that is in regarding is in regards to doing a Nullity of your marriage in California.

And I just got done reading an article written by an attorney and a Divorce attorney and they went in to the reasons why you can qualify for a Nullity.

And one of the big misconceptions about Nullity is in general.

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In this episode, what we’re talking about specifically is something that is very important. You need to watch out for when filling out your summons and petition.

This boils down to this. The name you use for the petitioner or the respondent on your summons and petition specifically in all forms in your divorce need to be the same.

We’re getting a lot of clients who are coming to us who tried to start their own divorce and what they’re doing is they’re filing out the summons and petition but the names are not matching, meaning they are making a slight change.

Maybe it’s middle initial. Maybe it is using a full first name instead of short name like Thomas versus Tom.

And the problem with that and this will be the biggest error that you can make because when you file you divorce papers, your summons and petition these are the first documents you file.

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In this episode, we are going to talk about our divorce videos, podcast and live events.

If you’re one of the thousands of people that watch our videos each month or tune in to our YouTube channel or listen to our podcast, we’re going to step up our game here in the next couple of weeks.

If you’ve gotten tired of watching the background of just the yellow wall behind me, we are going to step up our game.

We are now getting another office just for a studio because our main way of obtaining business is by providing all these information about Divorce in California.

We are going to step up our game. And we are going to have a studio where it’s going to be more professional background set-up in providing information.

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In this episode, we are just giving you a little update about the fee waiver process with the superior courts and this is specifically regarding the Los Angeles County Courts.

We recently send a client down to the San Fernando branch of the Los Angeles Superior Court for divorce filing with a fee waiver and the clerk gave them a little note and it says, fee waivers are now only accepted between 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM or 1:30 PM and 3:00 PM Monday through Friday and of course aside from court holidays.

So, Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 11:00AM or 1:30 PM and 3:00 PM. I’m assuming the reason for this change is for the courts lunch break, that being the judge’s lunch break and the judge’s assistant known as the JA.

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In this episode, we’re talking about how excited we are to introduce our newest website which is Divorce661.tv.

Divorce661.tv is going to be dedicated to our live broadcast.

I’m not sure if you have heard yet but we now have a live broadcast every Thursday at 1PM Pacific where we talk about some issue or aspect of Divorce.

We will be interviewing folks. We will be taking live questions. And we’ve already now recorded several episodes.

But now we have a dedicated channel where you can go right to Divorce661.tv. And you can watch right from the website.

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In this episode, we are talking about, is doing your own divorce case a good idea. This may seem very self-serving. We suggest that you don’t do your divorce.

We’re not saying hire an attorney, we’re saying hire us obviously. We’re saying hire a professional company paralegal service, legal document assistant service which we are to prepare your divorce case for you.

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In this episode, we’re talking about for those folks who have started their divorce and never finish.

That’s the service we provide and something we can help you fix. We’re continuing to get lots and lots of folks who started their divorce either months, years, or decades ago. Honestly, I guess the oldest one we did was 18 years ago, they filed and never finished their case.

But, that is the service we provide. We can essentially pick up where you left off and wrap things up for you.

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In this episode, I want to talk to you about something interesting, something that happened this week with a client of ours. This is in regards to a default judgment with spousal support.

We had a client come in several months ago wanted to file for a divorce who’s supposed to be amicable and as things progressed, it turn out to be not so amicable. Not that the other party is contesting anything but they didn’t want to participate in the divorce at all.

The party that we were working with was unemployed and the other party, her spouse was employed so we wanted to get her some spousal support because they had been married for quite some time.

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