Divorce  Process

Before a spouse can file for divorce, he/she must meet state residency requirements and also have legitimate grounds for divorce.  In California, residency requirements state that a person may file for divorce if he/she has been a resident of the state for at least 6 months, and a resident of his/her county for at least 3 months.  California is a “no fault” state, which means that people can file for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences or incurable insanity.

Types of Divorce

Divorces are categorized as contested or uncontested.  The type of divorce a person is going through will determine the amount of conflict and obstacles they will have to overcome.  For example, an uncontested divorce involves minimal conflict because spouses are able to agree on terms related to the custody of their children, property division, child support, and spousal support.  Where as people who are going through contested divorces cannot come to an agreement on these important issues, which leads to delays and frustration throughout the divorce process.
 

Working with a Riverside Divorce Attorney

Whether you are going through a contested or uncontested divorce, it is usually in your best interest to hire a reputable Riverside divorce attorney.  A divorce attorney can review your case with you and point out important factors that could greatly impact the result of your case.  A divorce attorney will also place every effort into securing the best possible outcome for you and your children. 

Law Office of Michael R. Young Riverside Divorce Attorney

The Law Office of Michael R. Young was established in 2007.  At the Law Office of Michael R. Young, we handle family law related matters, with a special emphasis on divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, and property division matters.  Michael R. Young is an experienced, dedicated Riverside attorney who remains focused on his clients’ best interests throughout the legal process.  We do everything we can to give our clients the advice and resources they need to be effective both in and out of court.

At The Law Office of Michael R. Young, prospective clients’ always receive free case evaluations.  During your free case evaluation, we will discuss your case with you in detail and advise you of all possible legal options.  We are committed to protecting your rights and well-being. 

If you need help with a family law or divorce matter, contact our law firm today.