In the US, we have what is called “no-fault” divorces which means that if one spouse wants a divorce, they cannot be stopped from doing so. Unfortunately you cannot stop the divorce proceedings. You can try to ask your spouse for a cooling off period after which he or she can reconsider the divorce or you could have a friend or spiritual leader speak with your spouse. Either way you should meet with your own lawyer to make sure your legal rights are protected.

We can help you! It can be a difficult situation financially and emotionally for you and your child and immediate legal action should be taken. Our attorneys will first speak with you, review the final judgement that was made during your divorce or child custody dispute and then advise you on your legal options. Once we have the facts, we can guide you through the process and represent you as your family attorney. You are not alone; call us today at 707-596-6641.

Children, especially during their teenage years, can cause issues to the decision that was made legally regarding their custody. Often times, unless someone files for a petition for modification of the child custody agreement, no legal action is needed. We can recommend some different steps you and/or your ex-spouse could take to ensure a continuation of the agreement. In such delicate situations, we highly recommend you meet or speak with us so that you can understand the legal implications of your teenager’s decision.

Yes. Fighting the IRS on tax debt issues is like a chess game. Every move you make or do not make, can either bring you a successful resolution in your favor or have grave consequences for your personal finances

This is why it is important to hire an experienced tax attorney like those of Provencher & Flatt LLP who deals with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) days in and days out. Between our tax attorneys and other tax professionals, we have the experience and expertise you need to fight your tax issues and resolve them.

For any business or individual, the crucial decision to file for bankruptcy isn’t one to be taken lightly. Filing bankruptcy is an important step, and one you should make while receiving expert counsel with those who clearly understand the opportunities and options that await you. We understand the types of hardships and struggles that would cause you to consider filing bankruptcy.

We invite you to contact us at 707-596-6641 today and let us help you take a step towards finding debt relief and the peace of mind you need.

The possibility of losing property scares people thinking about bankruptcy. In California, most people will keep all of their personal property.If a debtor does not own a home, they are allowed to keep over $28,000 in possessions.If a debtor owns a home where he or she or they live, the equity in the property may be protected up to $175,000.