I came to this lawyer for help with a family law matter in 2007. I was married culturally but did not have a legal marriage. Eight years into my cultural marriage, my ex-husband went to Laos and married a younger wife. I subsequently filed for divorce and asked for half our marital assets. Because we were only married culturally, not legally, everything in my ex-husband's name belonged to him. At that time we had 3 real estate property and 2 cars under my ex's name. I came to attorney Su Yang who filed for asset division under the Putative Spouse Statute. I was able to get what was rightfully mine.

I came to this lawyer for help with a family law matter in 2007. I was married culturally but did not have a legal marriage. Eight years into my cultural marriage, my ex-husband went to Laos and married a younger wife. I subsequently filed for divorce and asked for half our marital assets. Because we were only married culturally, not legally, everything in my ex-husband's name belonged to him. At that time we had 3 real estate property and 2 cars under my ex's name. I came to attorney Su Yang who filed for asset division under the Putative Spouse Statute. I was able to get what was rightfully mine.

I came to this lawyer for help with a family law matter in 2007. I was married culturally but did not have a legal marriage. Eight years into my cultural marriage, my ex-husband went to Laos and married a younger wife. I subsequently filed for divorce and asked for half our marital assets. Because we were only married culturally, not legally, everything in my ex-husband's name belonged to him. At that time we had 3 real estate property and 2 cars under my ex's name. I came to attorney Su Yang who filed for asset division under the Putative Spouse Statute. I was able to get what was rightfully mine.