Family
Jul. 16, 2020
Mitigating the unintended consequences of divorce laws
A recent appellate case highlights three areas in which conduct that is commonplace during the course of a marriage may have consequences that are both unintended and unanticipated if the marriage ends in divorce.
The vast majority of couples marry without a prenuptial agreement to govern their rights and duties in the event of a divorce. They are also unfamiliar with the divorce laws of the state of California. A recent appellate case, Mullonkal v. Kodiyamplakkil, 2020 DJDAR 6701 (June 29, 2020), highlights three areas in which conduct...
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