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What information & documents does my family law attorney need?

Attorney John Carella A family law case is like any other legal case.  It is won or lost on the evidence.  Evidence can be  provided in the form of testimony (verbal statements of parties and witnesses) or documentary (writings and statements of all kinds). Usually, the testimony offered by a client, and his or her… Read More »

Attorney Leslie Prince on Fox 40 News

Criminal Defense Attorney Leslie Prince was interviewed on Fox 40 last night in relation to Dr. Susan Hogan, Solano County’s forensic pathologist and a frequent prosecution expert, whose credibility and expert testimony has now come under review. This important issue is currently pending before Solano County Judge Dan Healy, who issued a court order on Monday authorizing… Read More »

Cohabitation Contracts: What is a non-marital cohabitation agreement & do I need one?

Attorney, John Carella What is a non-marital cohabitation agreement & do I need one? Many California couples elect not to get married – but still enter into the same contractual and financial arrangements as married couples.  Unmarried couples may simply not want the level of commitment that marriage implies, but many others form the same… Read More »

I’m getting a divorce – what now?

Attorney Shannon Elms Here are a few things you may want to consider, or discuss with your attorney, upon beginning the divorce (dissolution of marriage) process. One of the first things you will want to do when you separate is get your legal bearings.  What can/can’t you do? What changes can you make to your… Read More »

What should I do if I am arrested?

Attorney Leslie Prince Firstly, do not talk to the police!  Either at the time of your arrest, or before or after you are arrested. You have a constitutional privilege against self-incrimination, in other words, the right to remain silent. Although the police may lead you to believe that it is in your best interests to… Read More »

What information & documents should I give my family law attorney?

Attorney John Carella A family law case is like any other legal case.  It is won or lost on the evidence.  Evidence can be  provided in the form of testimony (verbal statements of parties and witnesses) or documentary (writings and statements of all kinds). Usually, the testimony offered by a client, and his or her relatives… Read More »