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Law Office of Lori Clark Viviano San Diego Family Law Attorney 2728 Fifth Avenue San Diego, CA 92103 (619) 296-1594 (619) 296-1598 (fax) North County Office 12555 High Bluff Drive, Suite 215 San Diego, CA 92130
The emotions and upheaval of divorce may cloud your good judgment. The Law Office of Lori Clark Viviano offers aggressive, yet compassionate experienced representation, helping clients take the steps necessary to protect their best interests.
I am a San Diego family law attorney who has developed effective strategies in 17 years of legal practice. Through mediation, negotiation or courtroom litigation, our firm is dedicated to achieving the best outcome in what is often a bad situation for all involved.
The Law Office of Lori Clark Viviano represents both male and female clients in every aspect of family law. We are experienced in negotiating and litigating divorce, custody and support issues, as well as modifications, enforcement and protective orders. We also handle several special areas within family law, such as father's rights, pre and postnuptial agreements andd family law issues for gay and lesbian clients.
The Law Office of Lori Clark Viviano serves the greater San Diego, California area. We have clients throughout San Diego County, including Chula Vista, Oceanside, Escondido, Del Mar, El Cajon, Imperial Beach, La Jolla, Rancho Santa Fe, San Marcos, Vista and San Diego.
It is important to stay focused not only on the custody portion of the case, but the financial aspects as well. As such I have provided Task Lists for both aspects of a dissolution proceeding.
FINANCIAL If you are the spouse that is not actively involved in the finances, you need to immediately do the following: 1. Identify where all of the bank accounts are located and their current balance. 2. Identify all of the debts and their current monthly payments. 3. Identify the location of all 401Ks, IRAs, pension, retirement plans, etc. 4. Identify your spouse's income if you do not know. 5. Obtain copies of all the above items. Keep a copy with you, but also keep a copy off-site with a trusted friend or relative. 6. Obtain a calendar, both a hard copy and on the computer* to track important events. Maintain both calendars incase either one or both are missing. *Realize that there are many programs that can be put on your computer that will allow your spouse to see exactly what you were doing. 7. Make copies of any additional important financial papers and have a copy maintained off-site. 8. Make an inventory list of all personal items in your house. If you have expensive artwork, paintings, etc. take photos of them and have them removed off site. 9. Make an inventory list of every room with a pad of paper, going from room to room. 10. *Most importantly remove all sentimental items that are not replaceable from your residence and place them with a family member or trusted friend. CHILDREN 1. Obtain copies of all of your children's school records for the last two years, including proof of drop off and pick-ups, and which parent is doing the majority of the transportation. 2. Keep a calendar of agreements, and if both parties or one is not completing the agreement, go back and take time to think back on what has transpired in the last year. 3. Consider counseling as a way for you to heal and help your children during this difficult time. |
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