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Miscarriage After a Car Accident 

At the Law Offices of Ali Yousefi, P.C., we understand the emotional toll of experiencing a miscarriage after a car accident. If you find yourself in this unfortunate scenario, understanding the symptoms of a miscarriage, your legal rights, and what to do after an accident are important. Identifying Symptoms of Miscarriage If you’re pregnant and in a car accident,...

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Can Children Be Used as Witnesses in a Car Accident?

Can children be used as witnesses in a car accident? Yes, in California children may serve as witnesses, but their testimony requires careful consideration due to their age and comprehension abilities. Eyewitness testimony refers to information a person who witnesses a crime, accident, or another legally relevant event provides regarding the event’s details. In California, eyewitnesses play a crucial...

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Who Is at Fault in a Rear-End Collision in California?

Rear-end collisions are among the most common car accidents on California roads, often resulting in confusion and concern over who is responsible. If you’ve recently been involved in one, you might wonder, who is at fault in a rear-end collision in California? Understanding how fault is determined is crucial for protecting your rights and ensuring you receive fair compensation...

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San Francisco Divorce: Clarifying What a Wife Is Legally Entitled To

You probably already know that San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities to live in, and housing prices are shooting up. So what does that mean for a wife who is getting ready to split her household in a divorce? And what is a wife entitled to in a divorce settlement in California? By default, any spouse...

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Who Pays for Attorney Fees in a Divorce in San Francisco?

In many civil cases, the default rule is that each party pays their own attorney fees. But this default does not always apply in divorce cases in California. So, who pays for a divorce attorney in San Francisco? Sometimes, the payer is the spouse who can afford it.  If you are about to embark on a divorce and are...

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Who Is Liable in an Uber Accident in California?

Understanding who is liable in an Uber accident in California is crucial because car accidents involving Uber or other rideshare vehicles can get complex. On one level, they are just like any other accident. The driver found to be at fault is liable for the injured person’s damages, and the at-fault driver’s insurance company will cover the damages. But...

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Divorcing Without Consent in San Francisco: Is It Possible?

Recognizing that your marriage has come to an end is a hard realization, and sometimes, both spouses don’t agree on the decision to separate. So, what are your options if you live in San Francisco and want a divorce even though your spouse doesn’t? This article will explore the possibility of divorcing without consent in California, including the specific...

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How Many Years Do You Have to Be Married to Get Alimony in San Francisco?

When going through a divorce, one subject that often comes up is alimony, also known as spousal support. You may be wondering, How many years do you have to be married to get alimony in California? Or, perhaps, what aspects of your situation could affect whether you will need to pay alimony? Here, we’ll explore the factors that California...

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How Does California Law Treat Divorces of Long-Term Marriages?

If you are considering divorce after a long-term marriage, you are likely wondering how your marriage might be treated differently from shorter marriages. Do spouses have greater obligations to one another after a longer marriage? Is there any specific length of marriage that is considered “long term”?  Generally, California courts consider marriages of 10 years or more to be...

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