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Are you considering a divorce?
If your relationship appears headed for an end, you may be seeking information regarding the divorce process, California divorce laws, and more. Here at Cage & Miles, we receive a lot of common questions early in the divorce process. While your case is unique and the exact answers will depend on your circumstances, below are some general answers to some frequently asked questions.
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How long does it take to get a divorce in California?
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Should I be worried about losing child custody?
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What is a “no-fault” divorce?
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How does spousal support work?
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Do I need to hire a divorce attorney?
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The importance of your choice in legal representation cannot be understated. At Cage & Miles, we understand that even the most uncontested and amicable divorces can quickly turn into one that requires a high level of litigation and negotiations. We have represented professionals, executives, high-profile personnel, and other families with significant wealth in divorce matters. Our team has a sophisticated understanding of California divorce laws and the discretion required to handle high-asset divorce cases involving sensitive financial and personal information. With us on your side, you can trust that we are prepared to handle even the toughest legal aspects of your divorce.
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