JWB Family Law | Temecula Divorce Attorneys

Domestic Violence is broadly interpreted in San Diego county, thus, there are several instances where one spouse may be considered a victim of domestic violence by virtue of their spouse yelling at them, stalking or harassing them, damaging their property, controlling the family finances, or physically shoving or hitting them. Causing the other party to be distraught by virtue of harming the children or family pets is also considered domestic violence and a restraining order may be issued. It is important to know that if a party has a restraining order issued against them a presumption arises under FC Section 3044 that they will lose their rights to custody and visitation of their children until they overcome that presumption.

Yes. We represent clients who have a wide variety of legal and physical custody issues, stemming from a divorce, Post Judgment Divorce, Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DTRO) or Paternity matter. We zealously advocate for our clients and their children from the inception of a matter to the conclusion including filing a motion, preparing for Family Court Services mediation, or an evidentiary hearing or trial.

Military divorce is different because the military retirement rules are different than civilian retirement plans. It is also different because of the frequent deployments of one or both parties such that particular concern and focus on child custody and visitation is required.

Yes. We offer a free 30minute initial consultation. You can call (619) 234-6123 to schedule your initial consult.

A family law attorney advocates and advises on all issues related to divorce or paternity cases. Specifically, a family law attorney can draft Pre Nuptial and Post Nuptial Agreements, Paternity Judgments and all custody or support related to the Paternity. A family law attorney can file a Petition or Response to a divorce and advocate for custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, property division, or any other matters related to a divorce case including Post Judgment modifications to the original Judgment after it is filed with the court.

Yes. If the parties cooperate and each diligently produce their mandatory disclosures to each other and reach a fair settlement between them. The attorney would then draft the settlement and package all final Judgment documents to be filed at Court. Once the filed documents are returned from Court, the Dissolution is complete.

Yes. JWB Family Law would do so based upon an hourly rate. The total cost is dependent upon the complexity of your assets and debts, the amount of documents needed to complete the form, and the client’s cooperation in producing the requested documents to JWB Family Law.