At Baghdaserians Law Group, our California family law firm is dedicated to providing compassionate and effective legal representation to individuals and families facing a wide range of family law issues. Whether you are going through a divorce, seeking to establish or modify child custody arrangements, or dealing with any other type of family law matter, our experienced attorneys are here to guide you through the legal process and help you achieve the best possible outcome for your situation.
We understand that family law matters can be incredibly stressful and emotional, which is why we take a client-centered approach to our practice. We will work closely with you to understand your unique situation and goals, and we will use our extensive knowledge of California family law to develop a strategy that is tailored to your needs.
Our practice areas include:
Entering into a pre or post-marital agreement can be a wise decision for many reasons. Often, a lawyer can help you draft an agreement that satisfies all parties.
In some instances, partners who are not married can nevertheless enter into express or implied agreements in California in which they agree to certain financial support or property division arrangements. Because proving such an agreement exists when you aren’t married can be challenging, it’s wise to hire a lawyer if you need to file what’s commonly known as a palimony/Marvin claim.
Child support orders and spousal support orders can be modified in various circumstances. A lawyer can help demonstrate why a modification is or is not warranted.
You may benefit from our services if an ex is refusing to pay spousal support or child support that they owe.
We offer compassionate advocacy to victims of domestic violence. A lawyer can help you protect yourself and your children as you separate from a violent spouse or partner.
Arriving at a fair child and/or spousal support agreement when divorcing a spouse may be less stressful with assistance from a family law attorney in California.
Parental alienation occurs when one parent intentionally distances their child or children from another parent. This may be a tactic a spouse could employ during a divorce if they wish to have custody of the children. When such conflicts arise, a lawyer can play a critical role in resolving them.
Determining the value of a business is one of many complex tasks our California divorce attorneys can help with when you and your spouse are divorcing.
Property tracing may be necessary during a divorce when there are questions or disagreements regarding whether certain property does or doesn’t qualify as community property.
Breach of Fiduciary Duties
Proving breach of fiduciary duties (or disproving an accusation of such conduct) is often easier with assistance from a qualified legal professional.
It’s wise to enlist the help of a qualified California family law attorney when disputes about paternity impact such matters as child custody.
Ensuring property is characterized, valued, and divided properly during a California divorce can be challenging depending on such factors as the type of community property two spouses own. Our lawyers can assist when this is the case.
Determining who should have custody and visitation rights when two spouses with children divorce one another in California is a sensitive matter. Our goal is to provide the advocacy you deserve when addressing this issue.
At Baghdaserians Law Group, we know that our clients are facing challenges. By leveraging our experience and expertise, we help ease their burdens during what could otherwise be stressful times. Learn more about how we can help by contacting us online or calling us at (626) 460-9525.
We serve clients throughout California including, but not limited to, those in the following localities: Los Angeles County including Arcadia, Baldwin Park,
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