Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Technology and Stalking: Legal Remedies for Survivors of Domestic Violence
In an era where technology permeates every aspect of our lives, it has also become a tool for perpetrators of domestic violence to harass, intimidate, and control their victims. This digital dimension of abuse, often termed as cyberstalking, has brought new challenges to the forefront of family law. At Foster Hsu, LLP, in San… Read More »
Legal Protections and Obligations of Unmarried Couples
Unmarried couples who choose to live together face unique legal challenges and considerations, which vary significantly from those encountered by married couples. At Foster Hsu, LLP in San Jose, California, we specialize in guiding our clients through these complexities with clear and thoroughlegal support. This blog post delves into the key areas where legal… Read More »
Balancing Act: Navigating Children’s Extracurriculars During Divorce
Navigating the process of signing up and managing extracurricular activities for children during a divorce and custody battle can be challenging. Parents often wonder how to maintain stability and continuity in their children’s lives while managing their own emotional and legal complexities. At Foster Hsu LLP, we provide insights on how to handle extracurricular… Read More »
The Impact of Silicon Valley Startups on Family Law: Stock Options, RSUs, and Equity Compensation
The dynamic landscape of Silicon Valley’s startup ecosystem has not only revolutionized technology but also reshaped various aspects of family law. With the prevalence of stock options, restricted stock units (RSUs), and other forms of equity compensation in the tech industry, divorcing couples in the San Jose area face unique challenges when it comes… Read More »
Legal Paternity vs. Biological Paternity
In the realm of family law, paternity issues can often present some of the most challenging cases, particularly when legal paternity and biological paternity do not align. This discrepancy can have significant implications for child support, custody, inheritance, and other legal rights. At Foster Hsu, LLP, our lawyers work with our clients to help… Read More »
The Impact of Tax Laws on Child and Spousal Support Agreements
In the intricate world of family law, understanding the nuances of tax laws is crucial, especially when it comes to negotiating child and spousal support agreements. The tax implications of these agreements can significantly affect both parties’ financial well-being. As of the latest tax reforms, there have been substantial changes that impact how child… Read More »
Separate v. Community Property: Clarifying the Distinctions for San Jose Families
In the heart of Silicon Valley, San Jose families face unique financial landscapes, making understanding California’s community property laws crucial. These laws dictate how property is categorized and divided in the event of a divorce or death, which can have significant implications for asset distribution and estate planning. Foster Hsu, LLP aims to demystify… Read More »
I Need a No-Contact Order, How Can Foster Hsu LLP Help?
Dealing with domestic violence is emotionally, physically, and mentally challenging. If you find yourself in a situation where you need a no-contact order, also known as a restraining order, Foster Hsu LLP is here to provide the legal assistance you need in San Jose, California. Understanding No-Contact Orders A no-contact order is a legal… Read More »
I Received an Inheritance During My Marriage, How Do I Make Sure I Get This in the Divorce?
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process, particularly when it involves dividing assets acquired during the marriage. If you have received an inheritance during the course of your marriage and are concerned about how it will be treated in the divorce, the experienced San Jose divorce attorneys at Foster Hsu LLP can… Read More »
Why Can’t We Be Friends? Coming Together to Create a Visitation Schedule
One of the most crucial aspects of divorce involving children is establishing a visitation schedule that is in the best interest of the children. While disagreements are common during this period, finding a way to create a visitation schedule through mutual understanding can minimize stress and provide stability for all parties involved. At Foster… Read More »
