by Norman Gregory Fernandez | May 9, 2012 | Articles, Assult & Battery, Biker and Motorcycle Law, Biker Rights, California Motorcycle Accident, Car Accidents, Courts, Criminal Law, Damages, Defective Roads, Dog Bites, Editorial, Education, Family Law, General Legal, Insurance Information, Medical Treatment, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Noise Laws, Passenger Injuries, Personal Injury, Product Defects, Regulations, Slip and Fall, Wrongful Death
I have noticed a marked increase of persons contacting me to get advice on how they can represent themselves in their own personal injury case. Some of these winners get on websites that allow consumers to ask questions of attorneys, then they go and try to handle...
by Norman Gregory Fernandez | Apr 16, 2007 | Articles, Education, Family Law
The difference between a divorce and an annulment is that in the case of an annulment, the marriage is void, voidable, or not legal from its inception. A divorce involves the legal termination of a marriage by court order. In most cases it’s much more difficult...
by Norman Gregory Fernandez | Feb 1, 2007 | Articles, Editorial, Education, Family Law
In modern times many couples have children when they are not married. Problems can arise with respect to Child Custody, Visitation, and Child Support when these couples break off the relationship. In a perfect world the mother and the father are amicable in such a...
by Norman Gregory Fernandez | Jan 13, 2007 | Articles, Courts, Editorial, Family Law, In The Wind, Other
A friend of mine from the Blawg Review emailed me a story about a challenge to a fight by a defense attorney to an ex-biker during a trial, which could result in a mistrial. Apparently the defense attorney challenged the ex-biker to a fight during the trial, and an...
by Norman Gregory Fernandez | Dec 19, 2006 | Articles, Editorial, Education, Family Law
Community Property California is a community property state. All property that is purchased or acquired during marriage, or transmuted (converted) to community property during marriage is community property. The husband and wife in a marriage, each own an undivided...
by Norman Gregory Fernandez | Dec 8, 2006 | Articles, Editorial, Education, Family Law
Child custody issues in California family law can result by way of the initiation of dissolution of marriage proceedings (divorce), legal separation, annulment, or paternity proceedings. Child custody issues can arise even if the parties are not legally separated, but...