Day In The Life Of A Divorce LDA (Paralegal) Los Angeles Divorce Divorce661 #dailyperspektiv Ep. 25

Divorce Master Radio

In episode 25 of the Divorce661 #dailyperspektiv we bring you the latest updates and insights from the world of divorce cases in Los Angeles County. With just 16 days left to file for divorce in LA County, it's crucial to stay informed about the latest developments. Here's a quick overview of what we'll cover in this video: 📄 New Cases in LA County: We'll discuss three new cases in LA County, specifically for clients residing in Santa Monica, Santa Clarita, and Santa Monica again. These cases have already been filed by the court and are awaiting their terms. ⚖️ Judgment Preparation Cases: We'll also delve into three new judgment preparation cases originating from LA County, with clients residing in Stevenson Ranch. Additionally, we'll touch upon a case filed in Orange County in 2021. 🏡 Sacramento and San Diego Cases: We've successfully concluded a case in Sacramento, involving a property settlement with no children or alimony. We always ensure that both parties use the MSA (Marital Settlement Agreement) for a smooth agreement process. We've also finalized another case in San Diego County. 💼 Consultations: Learn about our busy day of consultations, with four consultations today and two more scheduled for tomorrow. Don't forget that you can always schedule a consultation through divorce661 to secure your spot on our calendar. 📝 Legal Document Insights: We'll share interesting insights about legal documents, including a filed 160's Response that required minimal documents due to a short-term marriage with no assets, debts, or children. We'll also discuss common mistakes made by both petitioners and respondents, such as incomplete property declarations and improper handling of spousal support. 🤝 Attorney Representation: Discover a case where an attorney signed a settlement agreement without representing the party, highlighting the importance of legal representation. 📑 Petitioner vs. Respondent: Understand the distinction between being a petitioner and a respondent, rather than using the terms plaintiff and defendant in divorce proceedings. 🔄 Taking Over and Finalizing Cases: Learn how we can step in and take over cases that have only been filed, guiding them to a successful conclusion. Stay informed about the latest developments in divorce cases in LA County and gain valuable insights from our experiences. If you have any questions or want to discuss your own case, feel free to reach out.