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Our Founder, Richard M. Renkin, On Divorce and Business Ownership
/in Business in a Divorce /by Richard RenkinWhat Happens To the Family Business In A Divorce? An Interview with SuperLawyers.com A divorce is a stressful time for any couple or family, but in the event that both parties own a portion of the same business, many questions regarding what actually happens to the family business in a divorce will inevitably arise. These […]
California Has a 6-Month Waiting Period for Getting Divorced. So…What Now?
/in Divorce /by Richard RenkinCalifornia, like many states, has a waiting period for getting divorced. Under Section 2339(a) of the California Family Code, spouses cannot finalize their divorce until six months after, “the date of service of a copy of [the] summons and petition or the date of appearance of the respondent, whichever occurs first.” If you are like most spouses […]
10 Resources for Spouses Expecting to Pay Financial Support After Getting Divorced
/in After a Divorce /by Richard RenkinIf you are preparing for a divorce and you expect to have to pay alimony and child support to your former spouse once the process is over, you will need to execute a strategy designed to ensure that your financial obligations are no greater than necessary. These resources provide an introduction to what you need […]
Could a Repeal of the Affordable Care Act Impact Your Divorce?
/in Divorce /by Richard RenkinAs Congress continues to grapple with the President’s mandate to find an alternative to the Affordable Care Act (also known as the ACA or Obamacare), the potential consequences of a repeal are weighing heavily in some spouses’ decisions regarding divorce. According to an article published on Time.com, some spouses are choosing to delay finalizing their divorces based, […]
Renkin & Associates Hosts Ribbon Cutting for Encinitas Chamber of Commerce
/in Family law /by Richard RenkinOur firm recently hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce. We are proud of our affiliation with the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce, and we are excited to partner with the organization as well as other leaders in the local business community. About the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce has […]