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Regular Hours Monday-Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Years in Business: 31

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Serving your Child Support needs since 1979. Call now for a free consultation!

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Phone: (714) 991-4080

Address: 101 E Lincoln Ave Ste 250, Anaheim, CA 92805

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Richard A Fleming Law Offices

Divorce
Contact an Anaheim family law and divorce attorney by e-mail or call us at 714-855-1043, toll free at 866-698-3123 for more information about your child custody needs or for a free, confidential and compassionate consultation.
Child Support
It is our firm’s philosophy that whenever possible, we encourage all parties involved to reach a mutually agreeable solution on child support, property division, and other aspects of divorce. If that isn’t feasible, we work gently but firmly through the courts to protect the rights of our clients. Whether your case can be resolved amicably or requires a court appearance, we promise to do the following...
Child Custody and Visitation
Negotiating child custody and visitation schedules after divorce can be complicated enough at any other time of year, but during the holidays it can be especially stressful. California co-parents can help make the holidays easier on their kids and themselves by taking some time out to coordinate their schedules and work out any potential conflicts ahead of time.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
What could Jane have done differently to protect her business? The most obvious answer is that before marriage, she should have negotiated a premarital agreement, also known as a prenuptial agreement (prenup for short) with John to protect her business interests.
Guardianship
If you are considering assuming legal child guardianship, you will have many questions and concerns. Please call Fleming Family Law in Anaheim at 714-855-1043, toll free at 866-698-3123 or send an e-mail to discuss your needs and schedule a free consultation with experienced family law attorney Richard Fleming.
Spousal Support
The dissolution of a marriage can create financial hardships for both the children and the spouse, particularly when one parent has sacrificed career or educational opportunities to be a full-time parent or homemaker. California law provides a way to ease potential economic difficulties through child and spousal support following a divorce. At the same time, the person who will assume financial responsibilities has the right to a fair determination of their obligations.
Legal Separation
After more than 30 years of family law practice, we can tell you that there is seldom such a thing as a simple divorce. While California is a no-fault, community property state, there are many issues that need to be addressed. When you have children, you need to look out for their best interests, helping them get through this as unscathed as possible, but you don’t want to give up your rights. There are even times when legal separation is a better solution than an out-and-out divorce.

Misdemeanors
In a word, severe. A felony or misdemeanor conviction for domestic violence in California can include steep fines, jail or prison time, court-mandated anger management or other counseling and revocation or suspension of child visitation rights. If you feel you have been unjustly accused, time is of the essence. Contact a skilled family law attorney immediately to start protecting your rights and your freedom.
Assault

Foreclosure
One of the silent side effects of the current economic downturn is an increase in reports of domestic abuse. Financial strain, loss of jobs and issues like potential foreclosure often are the triggers, causing increased tension in the home and more frequent arguments. If you have been the victim of domestic abuse, you need to seek the immediate protection of a kick-out/keep-away order. If you are the victim of a trumped-up charge, you are entitled to a full hearing.

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