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Bifurcation & Bifurcated Divorces In An Economic Downturn

Posted on March 24, 2009 by iueso

In a divorce proceeding, bifurcation is the division of the divorce into two or more parts. In California, bifurcation is governed by California Family Law Code Section 2337. There are two types of bifurcation. In the first, the parties bifurcate … Continue reading →

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