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Monday, Jan. 20, 2025 Mark Minyard, AAML, joined Michèle Bissada, AAML, and Sally White, CPA, for the insightful session: “The Mad Investors’ Tea Party: Exploring Private Equities and Alternatives.”

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Last Modified on Feb 11, 2025

The session explored the complexities of private equity and alternative investments in family law cases. We were also pleased to have Jonathan, Janani, Jacky, Scott, Samantha, John, and Aditi from the Minyard Morris team in attendance, representing our firm and engaging in meaningful discussions throughout…

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Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025 Alex Payne, AAML, delivered an engaging presentation titled: “Unveiling the Invisible: Rates of Return for Support Purposes.”

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Last Modified on Feb 11, 2025

This session provided valuable insights into calculating rates of return and their role in determining support obligations.

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AAML Southern California Chapter’s 33rd Annual Institute of Trial Advocacy – January 17–20, 2025

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Last Modified on Feb 11, 2025

Minyard Morris is proud to share that Alex Payne and Mark Minyard presented at this year’s conference: "Through the Looking Glass – Demystifying Complex Issues in Family Law."

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Strategies for Successfully Modifying Child Custody Agreements

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

When you divorced, you received child custody orders that were designed to address parental rights. Over time, your child custody terms may address your family’s needs less well, and under these circumstances, a child custody modification may be in order. If you have questions or…

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The Role of Parenting Plans in High-Conflict Custody Cases

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

You’ve heard that very young children engage in parallel play, but you may not have heard the term parallel parenting, which has a similar function. In high-conflict custody cases, the parents involved are often at the stage that they simply can’t put their animosity behind…

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Self-Employment and Child Support: What You Need to Know

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

Child support in Orange County family law matter is a complex legal matter that takes a range of factors into consideration, including the amount of parenting time each of you has with the kids, the number of children addressed by the order, and each of…

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Modifying an Orange County Child Support Order Post-Judgment: What to Expect

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

If you already have a child support order in place but have experienced a significant change since the order was handed down, you may be entitled to a child support modification. The State of California recognizes that parents’ circumstances change, children’s needs change, and that…

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Executive Divorce: Key Considerations for Asset Division

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

Every Orange County family law matter can be challenging, but if you or your spouse is an executive with considerable income, the matter of property division can become especially complex. Because this division reflects your financial rights and will directly affect your financial future, getting…

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Tips for Managing High-Conflict Child Custody Situations

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

When your children are involved, the matter is of primary importance, and emotions – for good reasons – tend to run high. If you’re facing a high-conflict child custody case, there are several important tips that can help see you through with your parental rights…

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Medical Professional Divorce: Protecting Your Practice and Assets

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2024

There is nothing simple about the division of marital assets in an Orange County family law matter, but if you are a medical professional attempting to protect your practice and assets in the face of divorce, the complication factor is considerably higher. If this is…

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