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Welcome Martin P. Avanesian to Our Team Does the IRS Scrutinize Transactions Between Family Members? Criminal Defense for Sex Crimes in Los Angeles Family Law: Property Settlement in Divorce ProceedingsAug. 24, 2023
The Farano Law Group APC takes pleasure in announcing that Martin P. Avanesian has recently joined the firm as an associate.
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Does the IRS scrutinize transactions between family members? You bet they do! As a worst-case
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Sex Crimes is a general category of violations of the penal code that can range from simple misdemeanors to aggravated felonies.
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Business and civil litigation is a "Catch all Phrase" that includes a myriad of several different types of lawsuits. In reality, business and civil rights litigation can be broken into several main principles:
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The court has a tremendous amount of discretion to choose a parenting plan that is in the best interests of the child. To guide the courts in exercising discretion, the Legislature has set forth certain specific issues that the court must consider which include:
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I have been a criminal defense attorney in Orange County and Los Angeles for about 32 years and have come to know that there is an art to criminal defense:
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A recent interview was published on December 4, 2013 in the Opinion Section of the LA Times.
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Johnnie Cochran has been dead for years, yet his name is still being used to attract clients nationwide. The Cochran firm's website states specifically:
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Where the constitution meets the pragmatism of the court's obligation.The realities of the break-up of a mok(married with one kid) and the transition into a single sex relationship.
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When two persons enter into a family law court in order to obtain a divorce, one of the functions of the court will be divide the community property equally between the parties. The court generally is required to equally divide the parties' community assets and liabilities. Although an ideal property disposition by a court would be a mathematically equal division it is not always possible that each community estate asset be precisely divided.
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