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Iam 58 and I Have “This” Much. Can I Retire?
We have lamented these articles in a prior blog where we advised readers to aKnow Thy Expensesa before stepping into any kind of retirement. People read these articles looking for solace in their own plans. Yet, until you match your income with your expenses in retirement, you are probably better off weeding your dandelion infested... Continue ReadingThe Conflict Over Public vs. Private in Family Matters
Ten days ago, seven people gathered in a Las Vegas law office to take the deposition of a child custody litigant in preparation for a hearing. During that otherwise nondescript proceeding one of the lawyers shot and killed his former daughter in law as well as her husband. He then turned the gun on himself,... Continue ReadingCould Your Spouseas Income Be Suffering aJet Lag?a
Since not many of us live in the private aircraft world we will keep this blog mercifully short. The Wall Street Journal on Friday April 12 reported on an audit of Boeingas deployment of their fleet of executive aircraft. This seems to be related to CEO David Calhounas announced departure from the company as it... Continue ReadingFamily Law Arbitration Act Passes General Assembly.
The news out of Harrisburg is that both chambers of the General Assembly have passed what is termed House Bill 917, formally the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act. This comes almost five years after the Revised Uniform Arbitration Act went into effect for non family cases. The family law version is, of course, targeted to... Continue ReadingMore on Guns: Superior Court Upholds Restrictions
We promised not to turn this into a gun blog but in a country where half of all families own guns and the half that do own a lot of them, the impact of the U.S. Supreme Courtas ruling in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen A (597 U.S. 1) is going to... Continue ReadingGetting Divorced & Selling the House: WATCHOUT!
Early in this writeras career lawyers used to have to be careful about possible capital gains tax on the sale of a personal residence. Before 1997 the exclusion was $125,000 per spouse and $250,000 if the taxpayers filed jointly. In 1997 Congress doubled the exclusion to $250,000 and $500,000 for joint filers. That was a... Continue ReadingLegal Terror: A Look at Infamous In Terrorem Clauses
In this day, it seems just wrong to even write a word incorporating aterror.a A It seems as if terrorism is everywhere and one place we could hope to elude it would be in contract drafting. Yet, as we shall see, these clauses have both a history and a place in contract drafting. But, they are... Continue ReadingAppellate Gambols: April Fool’s Edition
Gambols: an act of running or jumping about playfully. In the days before digital printers, anyone who appealed a trial court ruling needed to find a printing company to print both his appellate brief and the record of the trial on an actual printing press so that it could be bound and hand delivered to... Continue ReadingMy Ex Sold Our House for Huge Money. Why No Change in My Support?
April Fools brought us a panel decision in Smedley v. Smedley (312 EDA 2023) which takes on the issue of whether home sales or other aone timea transactions are a basis to seek modification of child support or alimony awards. Itas a great issue and one for which we could all use some guidance. Unfortunately,... Continue ReadingDivorce Lawyers Facing Their Own Navigation Issues as Social Security Veers Off Course.
Itas an unfortunate week to make the comparison but it is an apt one for the very reason we saw as the tragedy in Baltimore unfolded early Tuesday morning. Then, a ship appears to have temporarily lost power and control, causing it to strike the Key Bridge and doing massive damage to lives and property.... Continue ReadingHow an expensive bet by Emily's List in an Orange County congressional race went awry
The Democratic political group spent big in support of Joanna Weiss during the 47th District primary, only to see her finish third.
Zip ties, guns and a rope: New details emerge on Newport Beach home invasion
Police have arrested a 24-year-old man in connection with a Newport Beach home invasion that occurred early Tuesday.
A drunk driver killed her husband and daughter. His 11-year sentence brings no comfort
The 11-year prison sentence handed to the drunk driver who killed her husband and daughter is not enough, Anaheim woman says.
Column: Disneyland just promised electric cars at Autopia. Gas will be gone by 2026
Disney had previously committed to ditching gasoline engines but left open hybrids as a possibility.
Huge Disneyland expansion to add new rides, restaurants and hotels wins OK
Anaheim City Council approves a plan to amend zoning rules to allow Disneyland to build new rides, hotels and stores within its existing footprint.
California sues Huntington Beach over 'blatantly and flatly illegal' voter ID law
The voter ID lawsuit is the latest clash between California and the conservative town, which has thrust itself into the U.S. culture wars and the crosshairs of state officials.
A home invasion in Newport Beach ends with an apparent suicide
Newport Beach police are investigating a home invasion in which the victims and suspects apparently had a prior connection.
California sues Huntington Beach over 'blatantly and flatly illegal' voter ID law
The voter ID lawsuit is the latest clash between California and the conservative town, which has thrust itself into the U.S. culture wars and the crosshairs of state officials.
Man who killed 6-year-old in freeway shooting gets 40 years to life
A judge sentences Marcus Eriz to 40 years to life in prison for firing into a car on the 55 Freeway, killing 6-year-old Aiden Leos, in 2021.
Samuel Woodward's attorney admits his client killed a gay Jewish teen but denies it was a hate crime
Despite Woodward's association with Atomwaffen, considered a hate group, his attorney said Woodward was not driven by bigotry and didn't plan the killing.
As trial begins, O.C. prosecutors will try to prove Blaze Bernstein's killing was a hate crime
Bernstein was Jewish and gay, while Samuel Woodward, according to one of his attorneys, was conflicted about his sexuality.
Katie Porter is optimistic about the future of her congressional seat a and her career
California has become a key battleground in the fight for the U.S. House of Representatives, and Porter's Orange County seat is one of a handful that will help determine which party wins control.
Scandal shadows Andrew Do's final year on the O.C. Board of Supervisors
Do is now facing an uncertain political future. In a sign of his waning influence, his chosen successor for his supervisor's seat failed to place in the top two in the March primary.
Column: Benny Wasserman handled the heat -- in life and in the batting cage
His last goal was to hit a 90-mph fastball at age 90, and he didn't quite make it. But his life was a home run for the family members who embraced him
Column: He admitted to punching a reporter. A judge wished him "best of luck"
Tyler Laube, then a member of the white supremacist group Rise Above Movement, repeatedly punched a reporter covering the rally for OC Weekly, where I was then editor in chief.
Is baseball still not 'a top priority' for Anthony Rendon? Angel is hitless in 19 at-bats
Anthony Rendon has a huge paycheck, questionable motivation and paltry production. Angels fans might cheer rather than boo the leadoff hitter who has started 0 for 19.
Laguna Beach High School investigates 'inappropriate' AI-generated images of students
Laguna Beach High School administrators have launched an investigation after a student allegedly created "inappropriate images" of other students using artificial intelligence.
California city council meetings stir up heated debate over calls for Gaza cease-fire
More city councils in California have weighed in on the Israel-Hamas war with calls for a cease-fire, often setting off major debates and discord at public meetings.
Former official pleads guilty to embezzling nearly $16 million from O.C. school district
Jorge Armando Contreras used Magnolia School District money to finance a lavish lifestyle including a house, BMW and cosmetic surgery, prosecutors say.
Men arrested in O.C. kidnapping case had criminal record. What did they do with the victim?
The two men charged with kidnapping Tony Lam from outside his Midway City home were former parolees with one serving nearly two decades behind bars for second-degree murder, Orange County prosecutors wrote in court records.
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