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Alkam Law Offices|Divorce & Family Law In Anaheim, CA

Alkam Law Offices is based in Anaheim, CA, where we have assisted families in the following Family Law matters & more for over 24 years!

Why Choose Us?

Expertise and Experience

Our team comprises seasoned attorneys with decades of experience in various fields of law.

Client-Centered Approach

We put our clients’ needs and goals first and tailored our approach to your unique situation.

Innovative Solutions

Our firm embraces innovative approaches and leverages advanced technology to deliver efficient, effective legal solutions.

Proven Results

We are relentless in our pursuit of justice and have a proven track record of achieving favorable outcomes for our clients.

Community Involvement

We are actively engaged in the civic life of Anaheim and the surrounding communities we serve.

Trusted Reputation

We have built a strong reputation based on trust, reliability, and ethical practice.

Our Family Law Process

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Call us or send us a message and tell us about the family law issue you are facing.

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Qualified prospects receive a free 15-minute phone consultation or a free 30-minute in-person consultation, with appointments generally available within a week.

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Your attorney will listen to your concerns, discuss your goals, and explain the legal options that may apply to your situation.

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When you hire our law firm, you communicate directly with your attorney by phone, text, or email as your case moves forward.

Serving Families in Anaheim, Throughout Orange County & Nearby Communities

Based in Anaheim, Alkam Law Offices represents families throughout Orange County and nearby Southern California communities. We provide personalized and compassionate legal services to clients in Buena Park, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Cypress, Yorba Linda, Santa Ana, Orange, Irvine, Tustin, and the surrounding areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Family law matters can raise questions about your rights, your finances, and what happens next. These answers cover some of the questions we often hear from people considering divorce or dealing with other family law matters in California.

How do I file for divorce in California?

To file for divorce in California, at least one spouse generally must have lived in the state for the previous six months and in the county where the case is filed for the previous three months. Spouses may file together using a joint petition, or one spouse may start the case and provide the required papers to the other spouse. A California divorce cannot become final until at least six months after the required starting point in the case.

What is an uncontested divorce in California?

An uncontested divorce generally means you and your spouse agree on the issues that must be resolved before your divorce can become final. Depending on your circumstances, those issues may include dividing property and debts, spousal support, child custody, parenting time, and child support. You still need to complete the required court process and submit the proper documents.

How does California decide child custody?

California courts base custody and parenting-time decisions on the best interests of the child. A parenting plan may address where your child lives, how parents share time, and who makes important decisions about the child. Parents may reach an agreement, or a judge may make orders when they cannot agree.

Should I speak with a family law attorney if my spouse and I already agree?

Speaking with an attorney can still help when you and your spouse agree on most or all issues. We can review the proposed terms, explain how they may affect you, identify matters that still need to be addressed, and help prepare the documents required to complete the legal process. This can be especially useful when your agreement involves property, support, children, or other financial obligations.

Can domestic violence affect a California family law case?

Yes. Domestic violence can affect several parts of a family law case, including restraining orders, child custody, parenting time, and support. Depending on the circumstances, a domestic violence restraining order may include orders that require someone to stay away, move out of a home, or follow temporary custody or support terms.

How is spousal support determined in California?

California recognizes temporary spousal support while a family law case is pending and long-term support after a divorce becomes final. The amount and length of support depend on the type of order and the facts of the case. For long-term support, courts consider factors set out in California law, including the length of the marriage and each spouse’s financial circumstances.

What can a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement address?

A prenuptial agreement is made before marriage, while spouses enter into a postnuptial agreement after marriage. These agreements can address property, debts, financial responsibilities, business interests, and certain spousal-support matters. We can draft or review an agreement and explain how California law may apply to its terms.

How do I schedule a consultation with Alkam Law Offices?

Contact our Anaheim office by phone or through our website, and briefly tell us about the family law matter you need help with. Qualified prospective clients may receive a free 15-minute phone consultation or a free 30-minute in-person consultation. We serve clients in English, Spanish, Arabic, and Tagalog.

Talk With a Skilled Family Law Attorney About Your Situation

You do not have to make important family law decisions without understanding your legal options. Contact Alkam Law Offices to tell us about your situation and find out how we may be able to help.