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New Location, New Website…Same Great Family Law Services

With over one hundred years of combined experience of serving families in Orange County, California, Rosen & Rosen, LLP is happy to announce they have relocated our full service, family law practice to Irvine, CA. We continue to provide services in all aspects of family law including Divorce, Child Custody, Support-Child and Spousal, Property Valuation and Division, Domestic Violence, and Modification of prior orders. We handle complex divorce cases and our team is skilled at finding, categorizing, valuing, and achieving optimal results for our clients. 

A few ways to prepare when divorce becomes inevitable

Anyone who has been through a divorce knows that, even under the best circumstances, the experience can be overwhelming and will surely bring about big life-changes. For those in California who may be headed for divorce, the right amount of preparation can help ease...

Joint custody often beneficial for both children and parents

Saying that divorcing parents have a lot to handle is an understatement. During this difficult experience, parents not only have to ensure that their own affairs are in order, but they also have to make sure they make the best decisions when it comes to child custody....

Child support money should be used for these things

The cost of living in California these days continues to rise, so it often takes two incomes to support a family. Consequently, many financial struggles can arise when parents decide to separate. Child support was established in an attempt to remedy this issue. For...

Helping teenagers navigate their parents’ confusing divorce

Most parents of teenagers would agree that this stage of life is no walk in the park. Adolescence is a transition between childhood and adulthood, and steering through this time of change is often stressful for both kids and parents. However, during a parental...

Communication and cooperation are essential in co-parenting

When parents in California divorce, they often choose to co-parent. Though not always easy, the basic premise of co-parenting is for parents to share responsibility for raising children even though the family is no longer under the same roof. For any child custody...