When a California business dispute involves Chinese-language contracts or messages, preserve the original records, build a clear timeline, and seek advice before deadlines pass.Read More

Listen: Love and Law with Atty. Elizabeth Yang — this episode on Spotify A first meeting with a child custody lawyer is easier to use well when you bring three things: the current court paperwork, a clear picture of your child’s daily life, and the questions that need answers first. You do not need a...Read More

Listen: Love and Law with Atty. Elizabeth Yang — this episode on Spotify The copyright symbol tells readers that someone claims copyright ownership. It does not create ownership, replace a license, or register a work with the U.S. Copyright Office. For a business using photographs, commissioned designs, and AI images, the important question comes before adding...Read More

Listen: Love and Law with Atty. Elizabeth Yang — this episode on Spotify Usually, you cannot recover damages in California simply because your spouse cheated and caused you emotional distress. California abolished alienation-of-affection and related claims, and its divorce system does not award compensation for marital betrayal. Separate conduct, such as abuse or misuse of community...Read More

Listen: Love and Law with Atty. Elizabeth Yang — this episode on Spotify A Wake-Up Call for Los Angeles Business Owners An April 27, 2026 Los Angeles Times investigation reported that one plaintiff, Anthony Bouyer, had filed about 1,885 disability-access cases in Southern California. The story described frustration among small business owners while also noting the view of...Read More

When Divorce Goes Viral In February 2026, Laura Wasser — Los Angeles’ most famous divorce attorney — dropped a “Dump Him” sweatshirt with Reformation. The capsule sold out in days. Suddenly, divorce wasn’t just something you survived. It was something you wore. Why That Moment Matters for You The sweatshirt went viral because it tapped...Read More

The New Face of Hidden Assets in California Divorces Recently, law.com highlighted a trend reshaping divorce law across the country. Family lawyers are increasingly turning to blockchain forensic tools to trace cryptocurrency that spouses try to hide during divorce proceedings. The article framed crypto wallets as “the new offshore account” — a modern hiding place...Read More

When a Missing Paragraph Becomes a Lawsuit In April 2026, three appellate courts handed down decisions that should make every LLC owner stop and read their operating agreement. Each case involved a dispute that boiled down to the same problem: the operating agreement was ambiguous or silent on a critical issue. One case centered on...Read More

When Skipping the Prenup Timeline Costs You Millions When Michael Jordan married Juanita Vanoy in 1989, they did it without a prenup. Reportedly, even Juanita’s own lawyer was stunned — and urged her to pursue a postnup after the wedding. That postnup scramble didn’t save them from one of the most expensive celebrity divorces on...Read More

When Even Taylor Swift Has to Wait in Line In April 2026, Taylor Swift filed multiple trademark applications to protect her voice and likeness from AI deepfakes. AP News, Reuters, and Variety all covered the story. It was a bold, defensive move — and it raised a question every California business owner should be asking....Read More