by Law Office of Michael L. Fell | Mar 18, 2026 | Family Law
Spousal support—often referred to as alimony—is one of the most misunderstood aspects of divorce in California. Many people assume support is automatic in long marriages or impossible in short ones. In reality, spousal support decisions are highly fact-specific and...
by Law Office of Michael L. Fell | Mar 12, 2026 | Family Law
Family law orders are not necessarily permanent. While divorce decrees and custody judgments are designed to provide stability, life rarely stays the same. Job changes, relocations, remarriage, or shifts in a child’s needs can all affect whether an existing court...
by Law Office of Michael L. Fell | Mar 6, 2026 | Family Law
When facing divorce in California, one of the most important early decisions is how the process will move forward. Will you and your spouse attempt to resolve issues through mediation, or will your case proceed through litigation in court? Both options are legally...
by Law Office of Michael L. Fell | Feb 18, 2026 | Family Law
Many family law matters begin with the hope that issues can be resolved quickly and amicably. While that’s sometimes possible, family-related legal disputes often become more complex than expected. Emotions run high, stakes are personal, and small disagreements can...
by Law Office of Michael L. Fell | Feb 11, 2026 | Family Law
Meeting with a family law attorney for the first time can feel overwhelming. You may be dealing with emotional stress, uncertainty about the future, and questions you’re not sure how to ask. A well-prepared consultation, however, can provide clarity, direction, and...
by Law Office of Michael L. Fell | Feb 4, 2026 | Family Law
Finalizing a divorce often feels like crossing a finish line—but in reality, it’s the beginning of a new legal and personal chapter. While emotions may ease once the judgment is entered, the decisions made during and immediately after divorce can continue to affect...
