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Phone: (530) 677-7100

Address: 3461 Robin Ln Ste 4, Cameron Park, CA 95682

Website: http://finenlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Child support is the term used to describe the payments made by one or both parents to help pay for the day-to-day care and expense of a child. Child support is typically paid until the child reaches the age of 18, unless the child is unmarried and still enrolled in high school full time (in which case support typically continues until the age of 19 or until high school graduation, whichever comes first). Parents do not have to pay child support for emancipated minors. Child Support may be ordered for a disabled child after the age of 18.
Child Custody and Visitation
Determining who has custody of minor children (under age 18) and developing a parenting (visitation) plan are often the most difficult and emotionally charged issues addressed by couples when they divorce or separate. In situations involving custody and visitation, the Court’s first priority is the best interest of the child. We assist our clients through complex legal processes including requesting or responding to a request for custody and a parenting plan, changing an existing order for custody or a parenting plan, enforcing an order for custody or visitation, custody mediation, supervised visitation, custody and domestic violence, and visitation rights of non-parents (grandparents, stepparents, foster parents).
Adoption
Family law is one of the most emotionally charged areas of the law. We provide a caring environment to help our clients through complex litigation, empowering them by helping them to fully understand the process and working aggressively to protect their rights. Our attorneys assist our clients in all areas of family law, including Divorce, Legal Separation, Annulment, Child Custody and Visitation, Child Support, Spousal Support, Domestic Violence, Property Division, Division of Community Debts, Paternity, Stepparent Adoption, Guardianships, Grandparent Rights, and Move-Away Requests.
Paternity
Guardianship
Many California children are legally cared for by guardians instead of parents, domestic partners or stepparents. Becoming a guardian means that you are responsible for providing adequate care and nurturing of the child in a positive environment. The Court will investigate your background to verify that there are no detrimental factors such as drug use or violence that could cause harm to the child. We help our clients through the complex process of becoming the legal guardian of a child or objecting to a legal guardianship.
Spousal Support
When a couple becomes legally separated or divorced, the Court may order, or the couple may agree, for one spouse or partner to pay the other spouse or partner a specified amount of money each month. This is referred to as “spousal support” if the couple was married and “partner support” in domestic partnerships.
Legal Separation
Unlike a Divorce, a Legal Separation does not terminate a marriage or domestic partnership and therefore you are not able to marry or enter into another partnership with another person. An individual may decide to file for a legal separation instead of a divorce for several reasons. These may include religious reasons or personal beliefs, because they do not meet the residency requirements to file for divorce, for financial reasons such as to keep health insurance or other benefits that require a couple to remain married, to shield themselves from their spouse’s debts, or to simply give the couple some distance from each other to consider a divorce. A legal separation allows the couple to proceed and address issues such as child custody and child visitation, child support, spousal or partner support, and property division.
Annulment
Unlike a divorce, an annulment does not terminate the marriage. Instead, it is a determination by the Court that the marriage or domestic partnership never happened since it was never legal. The Court may determine a marriage to be legally invalid if it is a marriage between close blood relatives or if it is a bigamous marriage. The Court may determine a marriage or domestic partnership to be declared “void” if one of the individuals was under 18 years old at the time of the marriage or domestic partnership, the marriage or domestic partnership was induced by force or fraud, one of the individuals was physical or mentally incapacitated at the time of the marriage or domestic partnership, or one of the individuals mistakenly believed they were not married because their former spouse or domestic partner was absent for 5 years or more and was believed to be dead.

Sex Crimes
Misdemeanors
After graduating from the California Western School of Law and passing the California Bar Exam, C. Michael Finen began his career working for an insurance defense firm in Rancho Santa Fe, California, representing clients such as Allstate Insurance, IPC Gulf Insurance Co. and the City of San Diego. After several years, Mr. Finen made the decision to move away from the city and accept a position as the Deputy District Attorney for El Dorado County. This job entailed prosecuting misdemeanor and felony crimes within El Dorado County, and provided Mr. Finen with extensive experience, conducting both jury and non-jury trials.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
We assist our clients with Business Law, Real Estate Law, and other civil matters. We understand the complexities presented from Real...

Real Estate Litigation
We assist our client with Business Law, Real Estate Law, and other civil matters. We understand the complexities presented from Real Estate and Business ventures. To help alleviate some of the stress, we can facilitate Purchases and Sales, Leases, Contracts, LLC's, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, and Evictions, among other things.
Real Estate Transactions
In 1981, Mr. Finen left the D.A.'s office and opened a private practice in Cameron Park, California. Since then, Mr. Finen has been privileged to represent many clients in a wide variety of matters, including real estate transactions, drafting Wills and Trusts, administering decedents' estates, and handling probate matters.
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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
If you have a loved one who has not completed sufficient estate planning, and who is now no longer able to care for themselves or to look after their finances, then you may need to establish a conservatorship. We assist our clients with this sensitive and complex process.
Wills
Unfortunately, the rights of beneficiaries during the probate of an estate or trust administration may occasionally be violated. Sometimes an executor or trustee will breach their fiduciary duty by self-dealing, commingling estate or trust assets, failing to provide a full accounting of the assets, failing to preserve the assets of the estate or trust, failing to remaining impartial as to how they treat beneficiaries, or failing to property distribute assets in accordance with the terms of the Last Will and Testament or revocable living trust. When this happens, the estate or trust beneficiaries often require legal assistance to enforce their rights.
Trusts
During a time of grief and financial turmoil following the death of a loved one, we assist our clients in navigating through the complex Probate and Trust Administration process while helping to ensure that their loved one’s wishes are taken into account and the deceased’s family and friends are provided for according to the terms of the deceased’s Will, Trust instrument, and the law.
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney, also known as a health care proxy, is a legal document in which a person specifies and authorizes another person to make decisions on their behalf if they should become incapacitated. This is often developed in conjunction with an advanced healthcare directive.
Probate

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