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May 03, 2010
  A Moment of Appreciation for Claery and Green's Clients - Jim Green, Partner
Posted By Jim Green; JD, LLM, Attorney at Law
I just wanted to take a moment to thank Claery and Green's clients for providing me with an opportunity to meet their needs.  Helping people who are going through difficult times has always been a deep passion for me.  Whether I'm helping a person who is going through a tough divorce or dissolution of a domestic partnership, wading their way through domestic violence, dealing with custody and support matters, experiencing military law issues or even fighting to maintain or obtain their security clearance, I feel a strong sense of satisfaction when I aggressively and compassionately advocate for them.  Claery and Green's clients are very important to me.  My approach is to combine my eclectic mix of legal experience with my advanced legal degree to zealously advocate for my clients.  It is my desire that each and every client receives the best possible legal representation.  My progressive, forward-thinking attitude as well as my experience, dedication and results-driven mentality sets me apart from other attorneys.  Thank you my dear clients, Jim Green; JD, LLM, Attorney at Law.


Jim Green
Partner, Claery & Green, LLP
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February 18, 2010
  What are Marvin Actions?
Posted By Claery & Green

When registered domestic partners decide to separate or terminate their domestic partnership, they should speak with an attorney about their rights to palimony, also referred to as “ Marvin Actions.” Palimony works very much the same way as spousal support.

As with traditional marriages, sometimes in a domestic partnership one spouse stays home to care for the family. Other times both partners are working, but one spouse clearly is the bread winner. In these types of situations it is particularly important to speak with a California domestic partnership attorney at Claery & Green. You may be entitled to palimony and a lawyer at our office can advocate your legal rights and represent your interests. The courts like to ensure both parties are able to maintain the same standard of living they shared during their relationship, which means if one partner makes significantly less money, the higher-earning partner may be ordered to support the other.

Whether you are the one seeking support or your ex-partner is seeking support from you, an attorney at Cleary & Green can represent you during any legal proceedings and help you secure a palimony settlement that suits your financial interests. Our goal is not to break the bank on anyone, but rather help our clients reach a settlement with their partner that ensures both parties are financially sound going into the future.

Contact Claery & Green today for more information about Marvin Actions.

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October 13, 2009
  Going Through a Difficult Divorce?
Posted By Lance Claery
    Going through a difficult divorce?  Disagreeing with your ex about child custody and visitation?  Dealing with domestic violence? Ending a domestic partnership? Fighting over child support or spousal support?  If you are going through any type of family law litigation, you may feel stressed, anxious or even scared.  It is important that you look out for your overall well being during this time in your life. It is critical that you find an attorney you feel comfortable with and trust to help you get through your legal matter.  You and your attorney should have an open line of communication and you should know that they understand your position and goals.  This will help take away a great deal of the stress you are feeling.  This will also provide you some time to focus on yourself.  

    So what else can you do to get through this difficult time?  Encourage yourself to participate in the hobbies and activities you enjoy.  Perhaps you could read an inspiring book, take a class to learn something you’ve always been interested in, go to a museum and appreciate the artwork or even take up a new hobby.  If you are feeling stressed you may want to talk to a counselor to learn tools to deal with the stress.  Also, focus on keeping healthy.  Chris Keith, a personal trainer and fitness instructor, states that a healthy diet along with exercise may help improve one’s health, increase self esteem and even reduce stress. (Of course you should always consult with your doctor before starting any exercise regimen and/or changing your diet).  Most importantly, keep in mind that this time of transition will not last forever. 

You will get through this. 

Lance Claery
Partner, Claery & Green, LLP
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