California Dissolution of Marriage Contact Form

In recent years, more than 60% of California marriages have ended in divorce. If you have questions about how California law may address the issues in your marriage, contact a California family law attorney.

If you are considering filing for divorce or are already involved in a divorce proceeding, you may have many unanswered question about your rights and obligations in a family law matter. This page provides basic information about what you can expect in a family law proceeding.

The Law Office of Jennifer M. Sullivan, in Roseville, California, represents men and women throughout the Sacramento area in a wide range of family law matters, including divorce, child custody, support, guardianships and adoption proceedings. To learn more about how the firm can help you in a family law matter, see the firm's practice area overview page.

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Name and address of employer

Annual gross salary

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Name of spouse

Number of years married

Do you have children and if so, what are their ages?

Have you been married before and if so please list the date(s) of your previous marriage(s) and date(s) of dissolution(s).

Are you separated from your current spouse?
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If so, what is the status?

Have you discussed reconciliation?
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If so, what is the date you last lived together?

Have there been any incidents of violence in the marriage?
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Has your spouse retained an attorney?
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If so, please list the name of the firm and/or attorney.

Please provide a general description of the assets of both parties.

Please provide a general description of the liabilities, including obligations for child support or spousal support, of both parties.

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