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Bigamy and Polygamy in California

Bigamy and polygamy are both forms of marriage involving multiple spouses. Bigamy involves marrying a second person while still being married to someone else. Polygamy involves marrying multiple spouses and can take the form of polyandry or polygyny.

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Family Courts in Orange County, California.

In Orange County, the Lamoreaux Justice Center is the primary court where family law cases are heard. However, some cases may also be heard at the Central Justice Center and the Harbor Justice Center.

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Domestic Partnerships in California

A domestic partnership is a legal relationship between two individuals who are not married but live together and share an intimate and committed relationship.

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Dunning-Kruger Effect in Family Law

The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias that describes how individuals who have limited knowledge or ability in a particular subject or skill tend to overestimate their competence and expertise in that area.

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What is the difference between UCCJEA and UIFSA?

The UCCJEA provides guidelines for determining which state has jurisdiction over child custody cases when the parents live in different states or when a child has been taken across state lines. The UIFSA deals with issues related to child support when the parents live in different states.

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