About Gretchen Boger
Gretchen Z. Boger began her law career as a Deputy District Attorney in San Joaquin County from 2007 – 2010. During her tenure with the D.A.’s office, she prosecuted 17 jury trials. Ms. Boger has been practicing family law exclusively since January 2010. Ms. Boger joined Lonich Patton Ehrlich Policastri in 2013. She received her Juris Doctorate from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. During her time at McGeorge, she received a concentration in trial advocacy.
Entries by Gretchen Boger
How Much Alimony Do I Qualify For?
October 17, 2019 in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerIt’s common to have questions about alimony during divorce cases. The laws on alimony differ state to state. In California, alimony is referred to as spousal support and can be issued in two forms. Lonich Patton Ehrlich Policastri, experienced lawyers in divorce and separation, have broken down these two types to help you know what […]
10 Common Divorce Questions
September 6, 2019 in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerDivorce is very nuanced. There are many things to consider which can make an already difficult situation more challenging. Lonich Patton Ehlich Policastri has put together a comprehensive guide of the most commonly asked questions. Get an answer to your divorce question now. 1.What Is The Difference Between Divorce Mediation And Divorce Collaboration? Mediation is […]
Understanding the Spousal Fiduciary Duty
September 9, 2016 in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerMarriage prompts a lot of change—last names, bank accounts, estate plans, housing—but one of the most important changes that arrives once you say “I do” is a fiduciary duty to your new spouse. Fiduciary duty may sound like a term reserved for the boardroom, but a broad fiduciary relationship exists between married spouses as well. At […]
Finding Your Divorce Attorney: 3 Ways to Ensure You Hire the Right One
June 10, 2016 in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerHiring the right attorney has the potential to save you time, money, and peace of mind; however, this is no easy task – nor should it be. Getting a divorce is often one of the most difficult, exhausting, and emotionally draining times in a person’s life. It is of utmost importance to hire the attorney […]
Trouble in Springfield: The Simpsons and Changing Family Structures
June 22, 2015 in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerThe Simpsons has become a symbol of American Television with its hysterical spoofs of current events and iconic characters. After 26 seasons, The Simpsons will be addressing a new topic in its 27th season that has had a steady increase in American life- legal separation and divorce. Executive producer Al Jean told Variety that in […]
Domestic Violence and The Rebuttable Presumption
June 17, 2015 /1 Comment/in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerActs of domestic violence so often occur behind closed doors. Domestic violence has now been recognized as a “public policy issue with major implications for the health and safety of women and children.” Many surveys have projected domestic violence as the number one cause of injury to women in the United States. Unfortunately, the nature […]
Your Holiday Child Custody Visitation Schedule
December 12, 2014 /1 Comment/in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerDecember is a holy time of the year, encompassing the celebration of many religious holidays and spiritually significant days. December may also, unfortunately, be the time of year that religious differences arise between ex-spouses, which may not have been present during marriage. When parents have divergent religious beliefs, it may be difficult to come to […]
How Much Does Divorce Cost?
July 22, 2014 in Family Law /by Gretchen BogerDivorce can be really expensive. For example, the 2007 Connecticut divorce between travel entrepreneur, Peter Tauck, and his ex-wife racked up around $13 million in legal fees. The bill reflected two years of highly-contested litigation costs, including nearly 700 filings and an 86-day trial. It is common for such strikingly high-cost divorces to reach news […]
How Facebook Can Affect Your Divorce
July 2, 2014 in Family Law, In the Community /by Gretchen BogerLast February 2013, a New York Father was awarded sole custody after a Mother utilized Facebook to “insult and demean” her ten year old child. The Court found that Father was “more able to provide a stable and nurturing environment” for the children, citing Mother’s “inappropriate use of the Internet and lack of remorse or […]
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