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Domestic Partnership Lawyers - California Domestic Partnership laws have created a myriad of legal rights as well as liabilities. While the benefits of registered Domestic Partnerships in California are significant, one is truly well advised to seek legal counsel about the ramifications in the event of death or dissolution. Creating Domestic Partnership agreements before you register your partnership are certainly warranted and can save much grief or misunderstanding in the future. We handle pre-Partnership agreements as well as dissolution and termination issues of California Domestic Partnerships.

COUNTY STATEMENT OF DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIP:

Beginning May 6, 1999, couples wishing to file a Statement of Domestic Partnership may begin filing with the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk's (RR/CC) Office. The Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance for the creation of a centralized registry for domestic partners at the April 6 Board meeting. The registry is intended to assist unmarried adult couples applying for domestic partnership benefits from employers. Couples wishing to register must both be 18 years of age or older and at least one partner must reside or work within Los Angeles County.

 

The Law Offices of Michael H. Nathans

Domestic partnership law is an evolving area of law that requires constant attention and experienced navigation. Many domestic partners do not realize that there are a host of rights and obligations associated with domestic partnership recognized by law.

We can assist you with all of the following:

  • Dissolution or legal separation
  • Same-sex divorce
  • Domestic partners’ rights
  • Same-sex agreements
  • Child custody arrangements
  • Child visitation
  • Property division
  • Debt division
  • Spousal support
  • Child support

If you are in a domestic partnership, you do have rights. Do not proceed in a separation or dissolution without first consulting with an attorney regarding your rights to support, property, or custody. We will take the time to review your case and understand your unique needs and goals. Through a comprehensive approach, we can assist you in identifying your objectives and working to protect your rights.