Thank you for providing details. Here are some general steps to consider:
Financial Protection:
- **Document Assets:** Keep records of all assets and debts.
- **Separate Accounts:** Open individual bank accounts.
- **Consult a Lawyer:** Seek advice on asset division and spousal support.
Child Custody:
- **Document Behavior:** Keep records of any abusive or harmful behavior.
- **Best Interests of the Child:** Courts prioritize the child's best interests, including stability and safety.
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If I begin a business to keep myself financially stable and able to support myself and children will that impact my case? What is the best recourse to keep myself afloat financially without it severely impacting me?
Starting a business can impact your divorce case, particularly concerning spousal support and asset division. However, it can also demonstrate financial independence and stability, which may positively influence custody decisions.
To better assist you, can you specify your city or county in California? This will help provide more precise information about local resources and courts.
What if the business is more in line with making money through social media which would be my stable income?
Engaging in a business through social media can still impact your divorce case, but the specifics vary based on your income and assets. Here are some general guidelines:
- **Income Disclosure:** Ensure all income is accurately reported.
- **Business Valuation:** The business may need to be valued for asset division.
- **Financial Stability:** Demonstrating stable income can support custody claims.
Would you like information on the nearest family court to your location? If so, please provide your city or county in California.
Can I make note that my spouse purposely; out of spite, prohibits me to use the home internet and demands I pay for half of all household bills?
Yes, you can make note of your spouse's behavior regarding the home internet and financial demands. Documenting such behavior can be useful in court to show the overall environment and any unreasonable actions by your spouse.
Would you like information on the nearest family court to your location for further assistance? If so, please specify your city or county in California.
Solano county
Thank you for providing your location. Here is some information that may help you:
~Solano Superior Court~
- **Phone:** (*) *-*
- **Address:** * Union Ave, Fairfield, CA *
- **Website:** www.solano.courts.ca.gov
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