Orange County Family & Divorce Lawyers

Bayati Law Group, P.C

4695 MacArthur Court
11th Floor
Newport Beach, California 92660
USA

(949) 798-5700

www.bayatilaw.com

Contact Brian Bayati

Law Firm Overview Free Consultation

Bayati Law Group, P.C. is a dedicated law firm based in Orange County, California. We focused on representing clients with family law and litigation matters. Attorney Brian A. Bayati and the rest of our legal team understand the challenges clients often face when dealing with the sensitive and life changing aspects of family law. We provide our clients with skill, constant attorney accessibility, and unwavering legal guidance during those often difficult times when our clients need us most.

Our goal is to bring each case to an effective, efficient, and just conclusion so that our clients can focus on their other life priorities. While we have the expertise, strength, and ability to handle the most contested legal matters, we encourage a cooperative litigation strategy to resolve difficult situations with a minimal level of confrontation, particularly when children are involved.

We embrace today’s sometimes challenging legal realities with a touch of knowledge and creativity so as to efficiently and effectively resolve our clients’ disputes. Members of our legal team recognize that traditional approaches to divorce and custody can be inadequate and prohibitively expensive. We understand that each client presents unique circumstances; and, therefore, we tailor our services accordingly.

Year this Office was Established: 2005

Practice Areas

Additional Practice Areas: Modification of Existing Orders; Restraining Orders; Postnuptial Agreements; Family Law Appeals; Fathers’ Rights; Grandparents Rights; Modification of Family Law Judgment; Property Division; Spousal Support; Uncontested Divorce.

Practice Areas Description

Our practice includes:

- Family Law

Our firm understands that facing legal issues can be emotionally challenging. Our attorneys and legal professionals are knowledgeable, compassionate, and diligent in representing our clients with legal issues, including, but not limited to, the following: Divorce; Child custody; Visitation; Child support; Spousal support; Modification of existing orders; Paternity; Restraining orders; Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.

- Collaborative Divorce Agreement

If you are considering a divorce, you need to know that the traditional court centered divorce is not your only option. More and more divorcing spouses are turning to the collaborative divorce process to terminate their marital status in a more civil manner. In a traditional divorce, the litigation process is adversary and, often, hostile. Lawyers are often instructed to strive to win everything that they can for their clients. One benefit of a collaborative divorce is that the parties agree to be civil, which often times can eliminate the need for overly aggressive litigation strategies. Because there is less fighting, less damage is done to the parties and their children. Let our experience in handling collaborative divorce agreements help you.

- Domestic Violence

In California, parties may claim one of two grounds for dissolution of marriage (commonly referred to as “divorce”): “irreconcilable differences” or “incurable insanity”. Most parties claim “irreconcilable differences” as the cause of their requested dissolution.

- Child Custody

Determining child custody is one of the court’s biggest decisions. Our child custody lawyers are professionals at representing their clients on these kinds of proceedings and showing evidence as to why their clients should have custody of their child.

- Divorce

Divorce can be likened to a risky business deal; you need to know you can depend on your partner. Throughout the process of divorce, which involves reorganizing the legal, financial, and social relationships between you and your spouse, you can rely on our Orange County divorce attorneys to stay focused on your needs and the well being of the children.

- Fathers’ Rights

The rights of fathers all over the country are an issue that has become a huge concern is modern times. With a lot of family courts favoring women on proceedings concerning child custody, child support, and alimony, it is now required for family attorneys to guard the legal rights of fathers Orange County when such difficulties come into question.

- Grandparents Rights

The status of grandparents’ rights is precarious in some states. Within the current laws, in case a couple’s adult daughter dies, those grandparents could be turned down for visitation with their grandchild because of the children’s father.

- Paternity

Paternity is the legal acknowledgment of a parental relationship between a father and the child. A kid born to a wife during a marriage is legally presumed to be the husband’s child, but this presumption may be rebutted with evidence to the contrary. A determination of paternity for putative fathers can be established through a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity, a court petition, or estoppel over time.

- Property Division

Property division in Orange County can be one of the most heated subjects connected with divorce. Regardless of what the length of the marriage is, it is very important that property is divided up reasonably. The lawyers at our law firm possess considerable experience in working with difficult divorce and property division cases.

- Spousal Support

Shifting from married life to single life may be one of the most challenging periods in your life. What’s more, uncertainty about your financial future can easily worsen this emotionally challenging point in time. Unlike child support, there is no preset formula for figuring out the total amount, time and terms of Orange County spousal support (also known as alimony and maintenance in other states).

- Child Support

Child support payments are a court-ordered amount that the non-custodial parent has to pay to the custodial parent to cover a proportionate amount of the children’s costs, including housing and utilities, food, clothing, education expenses, and other costs. Both parents have got an obligation to support their kids, both before and after the divorce. State laws and regulations differ greatly about exactly how the courts calculate child support payment, and child support orders can be changed just by another court order.