Family Law

Forming or dissolving a family can be a sentimental and challenging process.  Other than emotions and feelings, tying or untying the knot could have many issues at stake, especially those relating to finance, property, and children.  Those issues could become even more complicate in case of remarriages or special circumstances.

In the US, incomes, properties, and business interests acquired by a couple during the marriage usually would belong to both of them and, depend on the state, may or may not be divided equally between them upon divorce.  Whereas, assets obtained by a partner of the marriage before the marriage, as well as those given to him/her as a gift and those inherited by him/her from others before and after the marriage, would usually be considered as that partner's separate property.  Nevertheless, these separate property may still be deemed to be marital common property and be divided in the event of divorce if they can't be identified as separate property or if there is any difficulty to distinguished from marital common property.

To protect your assets, avoid potential risks, solve problems and disputes, we will assist you to prepare prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements, apply for divorce and settle legal disputes related to marriage according to your needs.