Sarieh Family Law’s Practice Areas

Divorce is not always the best option for spouses who are dissolving a marriage, but only certain marriages qualify for annulment. A family lawyer at Sarieh Family Law can help you understand your options.

After a divorce, if circumstances change and you need a court order modified regarding child custody, visitation, child support, or spousal support, contact Sarieh Family Law for the legal assistance you’ll need.

Family law attorneys with Sarieh Family Law represent clients in both contested and uncontested divorces. We put our clients, their children, and their long-term interests first.

Spouses who are seeking to end a marriage have options apart from the conventional courtroom-focused divorce proceeding.

If you are involved in a divorce or a divorce-related dispute that might be resolved through out-of-court mediation, contact Sarieh Family Law.

If you are served with divorce papers in California, you typically have only thirty days to respond or you could compromise your legal rights.

If you are divorcing, you’ll have questions about alimony, called “spousal support” in California. How much will you receive or have to pay?

If you’re divorcing in California, determining spousal support—or alimony—can be complex.

Dividing property in a California divorce requires full financial disclosure and careful legal handling.

If one divorcing spouse tries to move or hide assets from the other before or during the divorce, an experienced divorce attorney.

An Orange County family lawyer at Sarieh Family Law can help you and your partner draft a sound prenuptial or postnuptial agreement.

Before marriage, a prenuptial agreement can safeguard both partners’ rights and property.

When couples live together without marriage, they may be placing their property and assets at risk unless they have a Marvin agreement that spells out the terms of their arrangement.

A putative marriage is an apparently valid marriage entered in good faith by at least one of the partners, but it’s not a legal marriage due to a technical or legal impediment.

In custody matters, Sarieh Family Law represents parents who are divorcing, already divorced, and those who never married.

A child support order can be essential to ensuring your child’s quality of life after a divorce. At Sarieh Family Law, you’ll work with an experienced family law specialist.

Under California law, in almost all cases, a parent will be granted reasonable visitation rights with his or her child after a divorce.

If divorcing parents cannot reach a custody agreement out of court, and one parent now lives in another state.

After a divorce, some parents move away for a career opportunity. Others move to be closer to their own family and friends.

After a divorce, relocating with a child can complicate custody arrangements. Sarieh Family Law represents parents seeking or contesting relocation, always putting the child’s best interest first.

A circumstance sometimes arises where someone other than a child’s parent needs to be the child’s legal guardian.

Establishing who a child’s biological father may be is necessary for a mother to obtain child support, for a father to gain visitation rights, or for a child’s medical needs.

The law requires a compelling reason to terminate someone’s parental rights. If you are seeking to terminate your ex-spouse’s parental rights.

A Request to Order is your request to the court to issue orders for child custody, child support, visitation, or alimony. A family lawyer at Sarieh Family Law can help you file a Request to Order.

When a parent restricts contact, California law may allow grandparents to seek visitation. The attorneys at Sarieh Family Law can help you pursue or protect your rights as a grandparent.

We represent and speak for the victims of domestic violence. Attorneys at Sarieh Family Law help domestic violence victims acquire the restraining orders.