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Sarieh Family Law By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

How to Prepare for Your Free Divorce Consultation

You have reached a point where you know you need a family law attorney. Most likely you are suffering from several complicated emotions and, undoubtedly, you are going through the most stressful point of your life. While it may be difficult to get through the emotional aspect of a pending divorce, you need the assistance of a family law attorney to help you sort facts from emotions, as this will be the key to a positive outcome for your case. It is a divorce attorney’s job to use the facts…

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Sarieh Family Law By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 11th, 2026

How to Prepare for Your Free Divorce Consultation at Sarieh Family Law

If you are considering filing for divorce in California, there are a number of critical issues that need to be addressed. From protecting your assets to ensuring that you receive the custody rights you desire for your children, it is important to have experienced legal representation every step of the way when going through a divorce. At Sarieh Family Law, we offer free 30-minute consultations to spouses considering divorce in Orange County. The free consultation is our opportunity to discuss your objectives, get to know each other, and begin to…

Family Law

Family Law By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

What 5 Things Do You Need to Know About Move-Away Cases?

Divorce is rarely simple. If you and your spouse decide to end your marriage, there is a lengthy legal process to go through before your divorce is official. If you have a child (or children) with your spouse, it becomes even more complex. One of the most challenging divorce-related situations is a move-away case – a type of situation in which one parent with sole or joined custody of your children decides to move to a new city, state or country. Move-away cases can be legally nuanced and complicated, and…

Child Custody

Child Custody By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

5 Factors to Consider During a Move-Away Parent Situation

If you’ve divorced and your former spouse now lives apart from you, child custody can be one of the most difficult parts of your new family life to work out and adjust to over time.It’s difficult when you’re in different houses within the same city; it’s more difficult when one parent wishes to move to a new city, a new state, or in some cases, a new country. You may even wonder how a move-away law firm can help? These cases are known as move-away parent situations, and they’re a…

Divorce

Divorce By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

California is a No-Fault State: What Does This Mean for You?

On the 1st of January, 1970, Governor of California (and future President) Ronald Reagan made California one of the first states to allow no-fault divorce. The latest, New York, only became a no-fault divorce state in 2010 – just four years ago. Many people hear the words “no-fault divorce” and wonder what they mean. While each state has different divorce laws, the no-fault divorce laws in California simplify the process of divorce by removing the requirement of proving wrongdoing. Prior to the introduction of no-fault divorce, married couples could only…

Divorce

Divorce By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

5 Ways to Stay Civil With Your Ex During a Divorce Settlement

Divorce is an incredibly difficult process, and one of the aspects that many people struggle with the most is getting along with their former partner. Although divorce is about ending your relationship, it often requires working together. The settlement phase of a divorce – during which you and your former spouse will reach an agreement regarding things such as child support, custody, visitation and alimony – can often be the most contentious and difficult part of the process. Many people go into a divorce settlement fueled by negative emotion. They…

Divorce

Divorce By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

The 5 Most Common Reasons California Couples Get Divorced

As a no-fault state, California allows dissolution of marriage on two grounds. The first is irreconcilable differences between spouses that have broken the marriage over time; the second is, surprisingly to many, incurable insanity. While the second grounds for marriage is only rarely used in California divorces, the first – irreconcilable differences – takes a variety of forms and ranges from changes in personal values and beliefs to infidelity or abusive behavior. As California divorce lawyers, we know that everyone’s marriage is different, and there are many reasons that a…

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

How Can You Protect Yourself From a Violent and Dangerous Partner?

Is your spouse physically rough or violent with you or your children? Have you ever felt threatened or physically uncomfortable in your own home due to your spouse’s behavior or threatening attitude? Domestic abuse is a serious problem, and living in an abusive marriage can feel like being trapped inside your own prison. Many relationships that begin well descend into a downward spiral and become abusive, violent, and dangerous. It’s important to be able to recognize violent – or potentially violent – behavior in a partner. It’s also important to…

Divorce

Divorce By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

10 Common Signs You Should Consider Filing for Divorce

Although California is a no-fault state and people do not need to present evidence of wrongdoing in order to end their marriage, it’s still important to have a good reason to initiate divorce. As divorce lawyers in Orange County, we know that from a lack of happiness in your marriage to concerns that your partner could be a violent or manipulative person, there are many reasons to make the decision to end your marriage. In this guide, we’ll share 10 of the most common signs you should consider filing for…

Divorce

Divorce By: Wail Sarieh Last Updated: September 16th, 2026

5 Things You Need to Make it Through Your Divorce

Making it through a divorce is tough. Every year, of the hundreds of thousands of people that make the decision to end their marriages, many experience emotional pain ranging from frustration and guilt to anger and resentment. These emotions are normal – they’re part of going through a stressful, difficult part of your life and coming out the other side. As well as being normal, they’re entirely manageable with the right combination of attitude and preparation. In this guide, we’ll share five things – from a progress-focused life plan to…