Table of Contents

JurisdictionCalifornia,United States
Publication year2020
CitationVol. 42 No. 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the Chair.......................................................................................................................3

Message from the Editor.....................................................................................................................5

Vocational Evaluations: How They Can Assist with Child and Spousal Support Accountability........................................................................................................................................6
By Jessica Bohne, M.Ed., CRC
When issues of spousal support and child support arise, a vocational expert can help determine proper earning capacity of a party. Jessica Bohne shares suggestions on what to expect and how to prepare clients when their case involves a vocational expert.

When Couples Decide to File for Divorce, They Also Need to Consider Their Estate Plans............................................................................................................................................9
By Heather Frimmer
Family law practitioners and litigants may encounter cross-over issues involving estate planning. Heather Frimmer explains some estate planning issues to be aware of when preparing for or during a dissolution proceeding.

"Piercing the Corporate Veil" in Family Law Cases: The Alter Ego Doctrine and Available Equitable Remedies.........................................................................................................12
By Alphonse F. Provinziano, CFLS
Can a court apply the alter ego doctrine in divorce proceedings? Alphonse Provinziano explores "piercing the corporate veil" to find an equitable solution for spouses who have been wronged.

The Case for a Harmonized California Court System..............................................................20
By David M. Lederman, CFLS
The technology for a harmonized, efficient court system exists and can be tailored to the California Court System. David Lederman explains the benefits of such a harmonized system and the first steps at getting there.

Challenging Capacity........................................................................................................................24
By Justin O'Connell, CFLS
Courts may be called upon to determine whether a party has sufficient mental capacity to seek a dissolution of their marriage. Justin O'Connell details the applicable standard, the...

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