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Prenups & Reasonableness

July 26, 2019 Adam Garcia

When it comes to prenups, few fight them harder than celebrities. Take for example, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Adrienne Maloof and estranged hubby Paul Nassif. The couple has split up and have a prenup, but that may not stop Nassif from going after the Bravo personality’s bank account. You may wonder how is this […]

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How “Earning Capacity” Can Affect Your Child Support Calculation

July 31, 2018 Adam Garcia

The family law court can look not only to a parent’s actual income when calculating child support, but also to that parent’s “earning capacity.” Family Code Section 4058(b) allows courts to consider a parent’s earning capacity when calculating child support if doing so is consistent with the best interests of the child. Case law has […]

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10 Things you should know about the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program (also known as the Green Card Lottery)

August 11, 2015 Adam Garcia

The Green Card lottery program, officially known as the diversity immigrant visa program, is a system that allows people from across the world to submit an application to immigrate to the United States. It is a program that is entirely built on chance.  Accordingly, the green card lottery may not be your best option for […]

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Flat Fee Retainer For RCFE Clients

June 23, 2015 Adam Garcia

Retain for a Flat Fee:  Many clients need help before the Accusation is officially served.  To help clients obtain legal representation as soon as they experience difficulty with C.C.L.D., RCFE attorney Adam Garcia accepts a flat fee for pre-revocation defense.  The retainer fee allows the attorney to represent RCFE’s before the issuance of an Accusation.  The attorney can contact C.C.L.D. and the […]

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The provisional waiver solution to the 3/10 year bar

April 22, 2015 Adam Garcia

The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRAIRA) created a harsh rule that affects many United States citizens and their undocumented spouses.  Section 212(a)(9)(B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act bars anyone who resided in the United States illegally from reentering the country for a period of time.  If an individual resided in the country illegally […]

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