• posted: Apr. 04, 2019

California is a community property state, meaning that there is a presumption that any property acquired during the marriage belongs to both spouses equally. In other words, both spouses will Read More

• posted: Mar. 27, 2019

Divorce is complicated, even under the most favorable circumstances. While emotions often escalate during child custody, support and property division disputes, matters of co-parenting arrangements may be increasingly difficult for Read More

• posted: Mar. 21, 2019

Earlier this year, Utah adopted a new law lowering the maximum blood alcohol content for drivers to .05, the lowest in the country. A new California bill may mean the Read More

• posted: Mar. 15, 2019

When you find yourself in the midst of a legal dispute, you may not know where to turn. You probably know you need representation. You need someone who will work Read More

• posted: Mar. 14, 2019

Last month, California lawmakers were presented a bill that calls for a significant reduction in the amount of alcohol you can have in your system while driving. AB 1713 would Read More

• posted: Aug. 31, 2017

A client, whose business we helped a few years ago came back with an interesting problem; they had a trial concerning EDD, employees (non-existent) and Taxes the Government claimed they Read More

• posted: Aug. 21, 2017

California uses the date of separation as the essential date for determining property interests; property acquired by a spouse after the date of separation is considered to be that spouse’s Read More

• posted: Aug. 18, 2017

One of the more substantive newly-enacted laws affecting the public interest, is AB-2687, which commencing in July 1, 2018, imposes commercial motor vehicle blood alcohol standards on drivers of vehicles Read More

• posted: Jul. 08, 2016

Strategic Law Command has added this blog space solely for the benefit of our clients. We believe that the better armed you are, the better your chances of survival against Read More