Folsom Divorce Lawyer

Comprehensive Support During The Divorce Process in Sacramento County

A divorce, or dissolution of marriage, is a legal declaration that a valid marriage is terminated. In a divorce case, even though the marital relationship may end, many issues – such as child support, child custody, and alimony – survive. Once a divorce is final, a person is free to remarry but may still have related obligations.

If you are filing for divorce and need competent, trusted legal representation, turn to the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C. Our Folsom divorce attorney offers comprehensive guidance through the many steps of a divorce. With our help, you can finalize your divorce quickly and effectively.

Do you need help navigating the divorce process in California? Call the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C. today at (916) 794-4576 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our divorce attorney in Folsom!

Is California a No-Fault Divorce State?

California is a no-fault divorce state, meaning neither party is penalized for seeking a dissolution, and neither party is penalized for the cause of the marriage breakdown. Every person is entitled to terminate their marital status in California, even if the other side does not desire to – this even now includes domestic partners and/or same-sex couples who have married.

In a California divorce, the Court, or the parties by agreement, will:

• Divide their community property
• Confirm separate property to the acquiring spouse
• Determine custody and visitation issues
• Establish or modify child support and/or alimony
• Determine attorney fees and costs
• Deal with division of retirements and pensions
• Divide community property debt

How Long Does a Divorce Take in California?

A California divorce generally takes at least six months after filing. This is because California has a mandatory six-month cooling-off period after you file for divorce. This gives couples more time to reconcile their differences. Your divorce could take longer if neither you nor your spouse is a California resident. To file for divorce in California:

• You or your spouse must have lived in California for at least six months prior to filing
• You must have lived in the county that you are filing in for at least three months prior to filing​

Contact Our Folsom Divorce Attorney Today

We understand that no one enters a marriage expecting it to end in divorce. Marital dissolution can be a difficult and emotionally grueling process. Having a Folsom divorce attorney on your side who is caring, compassionate, and experienced can make the process less painful and traumatic. With our help, you can finalize your divorce and resolve all the issues that arise along the way.

Contact the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C., today to discuss your case with our divorce lawyer in Folsom!