Family Law Practice

Modesto Family Law attorney

Ripon Divorce Lawyer

Cost-Effective Resolutions

Cost is a concern for many of our clients. Family law lawyer Thomas P. Hogan’s 25 years of legal experience and background as a certified public account allows him to quickly, yet thoroughly, assess the financial implications of a potential course of action.

In many areas of family law — divorce, alimony / spousal support and premarital agreements — your financial future is at stake. He is well prepared to protect your interests.

Call (209) 214-6600, or contact us online to arrange a free half-hour initial consultation. Our office also helps clients who need a restraining order to address family violence. Call immediately.
Guidance through the Complexities of Divorce

Attorney Hogan will help you understand your rights and responsibilities in the context of divorce, property settlement agreements and support. Armed with this information, you can choose the best course of action for your unique situation.

Mr. Hogan represents traditional and non-traditional families, married and unmarried couples and military families in Stanislaus County, Merced County, San Joaquin County, Tuolumne County, Sacramento County and Fresno County.

Learn more about:

Legal separation and annulment
Tax issues in divorce
What you are entitled to in a divorce
The proper division of a qualified pension or retirement fund
Post-divorce issues regarding property and support

Skillful Handling of Cases Involving the Needs of Children

Mr. Hogan and his staff are committed to helping clients protect the best interests of their children, whether that involves building a family through adoption, ensuring a child is cared for through a guardianship, establishing paternity or arriving at a workable child custody agreement. Mr. Hogan can answer your questions:

How is custody or visitation determined?
What are the child custody laws in California?
Can I move out of state with my child?
How do I get child support?
How is child support determined?
How can I get back child support that is owed to me?
What can I do if I am in arrears with my child support?
What if I need to modify my child support payments because my financial situation has changed?

Mr. Hogan handles family law matters for people in California as well as out of state, particularly military clients and families who have relocated but still have a child custody or support case in California.
Protect Your Rights | Cost- Effective Resolution of Your Family Law Matter

For a free half-hour consultation, contact the Thomas Hogan Law Office, or call (209) 214-6600. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Evening and weekend appointments are available upon request. The firm’s offices are conveniently located in downtown Modesto, California, just off Highway 99.

Credit Cards Accepted | Spanish Language Services Available

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- Jan 22, 2012
Elk Grove, CA – Is there something in the water or are California judges becoming as bizarre as the cases that they are handling? In the latest of questionable court rulings, a judge ruled out a default judgment against Rapper Mack 10 (real name Dedrick Rolison) for a debt that the owed. In the said judgment, the rapper has to fork over the principal amount owed plus the interests earned.
- Avoid the 12 Annual Anti-DUI Campaign has come to Modesto
- Jan 5, 2012
Modesto, CA — You better watch out, you better not cry (but probably some DUI offender will end up doing so) because the California OTS (Office of Traffic Safety) of Stanislaus County has vigorously campaigned and cracked down the DUI felons in town. They’ve made up their list, have checked it twice and unfortunately for all the naughty people that had been caught driving under the influence of their favorite spirit or narcotic – they got charged with a DUI.
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- Nov 27, 2011
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