Divorce is difficult. It can be even more challenging to go through a divorce if your partner is unwilling. Luckily, there are certain circumstances where New York state law allows for divorce from an unwilling spouse.
During this pre-recorded event from September 8, 2020, Chugh, LLP immigration professionals discuss what each visa category is used for, who qualifies for each visa, how to apply, and more.
There is a common misconception that when a California couple divorces after more than ten years of marriage, one party will be guaranteed alimony for life under the “Ten Year Rule.” This rule does not exist in California.
When one parent has joint or sole custody of the child(ren) and they want to relocate, a move away case may be triggered. If the move is distant enough to impact the current custody agreement, the parents will need to go to court to get revised custody and visitation agreements.
Spousal support may be required in Virginia for divorcing couples who have been together for a significant amount of time and whose incomes vary substantially.
Join Chugh, LLP family law attorney Brinda Gandhi for part three of our Divorce in California video series. Brinda will address two common questions.
Join Chugh, LLP family law attorney Brinda Gandhi for part three of our Divorce in California video series. Brinda will address two common questions.
Join Chugh, LLP attorneys for insight into private offerings. During this prerecorded 20-minute conversation, our attorneys cover critical information that businesses should be aware of when they are raising funds through private placements.
During her second video in our Divorce in California video series, Chugh, LLP family law attorney Brinda Gandhi covers two frequently asked questions
Chugh, LLP family law attorney Brinda Gandhi answers frequently asked questions about filing for divorce in California in our multi-part video series.
The global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is leading to a public crisis of domestic violence. Although stay-at-home orders are crucial to curbing the spread of COVID-19, they are also causing a spike in domestic violence cases since many victims are spending increased time with their oppressors. While courts are generally closed, states like California have enacted special emergency protections for people experiencing domestic violence.
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