Perspective
Oct. 23, 2010
Family Law: An Alternative To Litigation
An increasingly complex and expensive judicial process has created a demand for resolving family law issues out of court. By Elisabeth Camaur of Camaur Crampton Family Law.
With the California budget crisis, our family courts have experienced growing demands on their limited resources. About 75 percent of all family law matters involve self-represented litigants. Most self-represented litigants find it difficult to navigate through legal rules and procedures, which can be complicated for even legal practitioners. The increasing complex family law rules and procedures compound the congestion and frustratio...
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