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Warnings & Red Flags in Marriage & Family Law

Advertencias y banderas rojas en el derecho matrimonial y familiar:

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¿Alguna vez has sospechado o has tenido una “Emotivo, Sensible, Intuición” de que algo no está bien en tu relación? Si eso está sucediendo, las líneas abiertas de comunicación con su cónyuge o pareja deben estar completamente abiertas para que se elimine toda duda y se restablezca la confianza en su matrimonio. Además de… Read More »

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Warnings & Red Flags in Marriage & Family Law

Warnings & Red Flags in Marriage & Family Law

By Castillo & Associates |

Have you ever suspected or had a “gut-feeling” that something is not right in your relationship? If that is happening, open lines of communications with your spouse or partner need to be fully open so that all doubt is removed, and trust is re-established your marriage. In addition to communication, counseling with a professional… Read More »

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Child and Spousal Support and How They May Change Over Time

Child and Spousal Support and How They May Change Over Time

By Castillo & Associates |

Different kinds of support under California family law are paid under different rules, including those that allow for changes over time. Statutes’ goals are to support those who deserve it, whether children or ex-spouses, but how well that works varies from case to case. If child or spousal support are issues you face, Castillo… Read More »

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Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Orders Are Meant to Stop Abuse

Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Orders Are Meant to Stop Abuse

By Castillo & Associates |

Domestic violence is a crime. Victims can report it to the police and have the option to seek a court order requiring the abuser to stay away. This is meant to prevent further harm and break the cycle of violence. If the order is violated, it can be another basis for an arrest. Whether… Read More »

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A Personal Injury Lawsuit Can Involve Injuries Caused by an Employer’s Intentional Acts

A Personal Injury Lawsuit Can Involve Injuries Caused by an Employer’s Intentional Acts

By Castillo & Associates |

By Castillo & Associates, Legal Experts and Workplace & Personal Injury Attorneys Workers’ compensation laws in California were passed to create a system where employees injured in accidents could get medical care and limited pay replacement. If your employer intentionally injures you, you’re not limited to a workers’ compensation claim. You can seek greater… Read More »

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Teen Drivers and Passengers Get the Facts

Teen Drivers and Passengers: Get the Facts

By Castillo & Associates |

Teen drivers pose the greatest risk of accidents and injuries to themselves, their passengers, and others. Vehicles not correctly driven can easily injure or kill those in them and those outside. If you’re injured in a vehicle accident involving a teen driver, their youth and inexperience aren’t defenses. You may be entitled to compensation… Read More »

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Some Healthcare Workers are Human Trafficking Victims

Some Healthcare Workers are Human Trafficking Victims

By Castillo & Associates |

Filipino nurses are increasingly filing lawsuits against recruiting companies that lured them to the US with inflated promises of free housing, market wages, and good jobs. Many ended up in understaffed nursing homes, facing impossible work demands in situations that could threaten their professional licenses. If you’re an immigrant who’s been recruited to work… Read More »

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Police May Not Take Firearms Away from Domestic Abusers Under Federal Court Ruling

Police May Not Take Firearms Away from Domestic Abusers Under Federal Court Ruling

By Castillo & Associates |

As a 1993 California gun-control law now stands, a person found by a judge to pose a threat of violence to a domestic partner can have their firearms taken away. Recent federal court rulings turning Second Amendment law back to the 1700s put that law, and protections for abuse victims, in serious doubt. If… Read More »

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Child Custody and How It’s Decided

Child Custody and How It’s Decided

By Castillo & Associates |

Child custody concerns a parent’s rights to control their child. This includes making important decisions that affect their life and physical control involving having the child live with them. Child custody can be a very divisive issue between parents, and it’s something they should navigate carefully. Castillo & Associates family law attorneys help clients… Read More »

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Can I Collect Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)?

Can I Collect Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)?

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“Workers’ compensation” brings up images of someone hurt while performing hard physical labor, but that’s only the beginning. Anyone injured in the course of their work may qualify, and that injury could be mental or psychological stress, with or without a physical disorder. That includes those dealing with PTSD due to events at work…. Read More »

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MAKING A FALSE OR FRAUDULENT WORKERS‘ COMPENSATION CLAIM IS A FELONY SUBJECT TO UP TO 5 YEARS IN PRISON OR A FINE OF UP TO $50,000 OR DOUBLE THE VALUE OF THE FRAUD, WHICHEVER IS GREATER, OR BY BOTH IMPRISONMENT AND FINE.” LAB.C. § 5432(A).

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