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• アップルパイ
• 2025/10/12 (Sun) 11:14
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I thought it would be better to get divorced early, and of course buy the house later
Prepare for divorce now.

• Wai
• 2025/10/12 (Sun) 14:32
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In CA, in the event of a divorce, post-marital property is split 50/50.　

https://yoshilawfirm.com/%E3%82%AB%E3%83%AA%E3%83%95%E3%82%A9%E3%83%AB%E3%83%8B%E3%82%A2%E5%B7%9E%E3%81%AE%E9%9B%A2%E5 %A9%9A%E5%88%B6%E5%BA%A6%E3%82%92%E5%BC%81%E8%AD%B7%E5%A3%AB%E3%81%8C%E8%A7%A3%E8%AA%AC%EF%BC%81%E7%9F%A5/

• COM
• 2025/10/13 (Mon) 17:41
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You can put the property in your own name at the time of purchase.　If you also pay the down payment and loan from your personal assets （ premarital savings or inheritance from your parents ）, it will not be considered "community property" in the event of divorce.　Some spouses will argue over custody, so if you don't need to buy now, it is safer to rent for the time being and buy after the divorce.　

Do you have enough income to take out a loan on your own? ？
You should keep good records of the down payment and loan payments coming out of your personal account.

• pumpkin7
• 2025/10/13 (Mon) 19:27
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Thank you all
for your replies.
I still think we should prepare for divorce first.

#5 COM
Thank you for the detailed information.
As for whether I can get a loan on my own, in the past I would have had many options for a place to live, but now that this has happened, I will have to change my mind and find somewhere acceptable.

I have an additional question, does anyone know of a Family Law attorney that they can recommend ？
or is there anywhere (other than a lawyer) where I can get divorce advice ？
I know this is a lot, but thank you! I am sorry to keep repeating this, but thank you.

• プラヤ
• 2025/10/24 (Fri) 10:22
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Please note that even if you buy a house in your personal name, it is not considered your personal home in the event of divorce if you subsequently live together.
That is exactly what happened to me.

• 不便
• 2025/10/14 (Tue) 20:22
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El Segundo or Culver would be the best choice considering commuting.
The others are far from the freeway.
I don't know the Asian population of North Redondo, Torrance or El Segundo.
Manhattan Beach or Marina Del Rey.

• .倍金萬
• 2025/10/16 (Thu) 18:05
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＞ Families with children living in the U.S.

Does that mean that your children are already living in the U.S.?

I don't know if they are studying abroad, but if so, they would probably be limited to within driving distance

of that school.

＞ • Asians must be present to some extent

Here in Los Angeles, "Asians" are everywhere, large and small.

＞ Easy access to Century City, where I commute to work

Morning and evening rush hours can be quite heavy, so

limited to a few miles radius from Century City. It will be limited to a few miles radius from Century City.

Not too far away, just over a mountain to the north, is San Fernando Valley

where I have lived for over 50 years.

Here in the valley, the mountains are about the same size as the hills above and the cool air from the ocean does not come here, so it gets very hot in the summer.

But since there is no humid wind from the ocean, the humidity is extremely low and the temperature is high but not so high that you sweat. However, in summer, the temperature sometimes exceeds 100F (38C).

• ハトヤ
• mail
• 2025/10/17 (Fri) 18:25
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＞ It would be limited to about a few miles radius from Century City.

That's what anyone would normally think, even if they are not blessed with the intelligence of a former super elite expatriate like Mr. Double Kin Man.
Why is he even a candidate for Cypress, the next county over 30 miles away? It is like a person relocating to Tokyo renting an apartment in Ibaraki Prefecture. I am also surprised that Century City is not on the list. I would decide on Century City without hesitation.

• Lucy
• 2025/10/19 (Sun) 23:46
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I lived in WLA. Around here, there are a few Asian students per class, except in some schools.
Considering the morning and evening traffic jams, I think Culver City or El Segundo, as close as possible, would be a good choice. Other potential locations would take more than an hour each way to commute.
As for schools, you can check out Gratschools.
If it is a 4-5 bedroom, it would be a house, and rents are very high these days, so I don't know if you can rent it for $6000-7000.


The El Segundo school district is small and very nice, but too small to have much choice. I am told that it is mostly white.
Because it is a small community, there are few apartments or other rental properties, rents are high, and I think it would be difficult to find a suitable vacant house.

The Culver City school district is also small, but larger than El Segundo, and the schools on the north side are better.
Note that there are places where the address is Culver City but the school district is LASD.
Culver City has always been a predominantly black area, but there are also more Orientals on the north side, and more black as you go south.

The school district near Century City is not a candidate, probably because it is LASD.
LASD also varies quite a bit from school to school, and there are many good schools, so you could live within commuting distance of a school that meets your needs.
However, rent is also higher in the commuting area of good schools.

• プラヤ
• mail
• 2025/10/24 (Fri) 10:19
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If you work in Century City, Culver City, West LA, Mar Vista area would be good.
There are Japanese markets and restaurants.
Torrance has a Japanese community and many Japanese, but Culver City, West LA, Mar Vista area has a good mix. （ I also live in this area ）

Depending on the age of your children, Culver City has a language immersion school elementary school where you can take classes in Japanese.

Torrance, Rancho PV, and El Segundo use the 405 freeway for commuting, and the northbound route toward Century City is congested in the morning.

Cypress is too far away.

• モアナ
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 03:46
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It looks like this guy finally started his plan to move to Hawaii on a tourist visa ．

• KAN
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 16:34
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If you repeatedly enter the country during the year, you will always be questioned by customs.
This is because customs suspects that there is an intention to emigrate. Since there are countless people worldwide who make such attempts, customs is on the lookout for them and will eventually take action to deport them. Once you are deported, you will be banned from the U.S. for at least 10 years, so don't worry.

• Northshore
• mail
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 21:30
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Leave people alone. It's not your own problem.

• COCO
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 22:22
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#2 Dear Northshore

I'm a stranger too, so I guess I can leave it alone, but...
This person used to be a hot topic on social networking sites.

He had over 20 pets, including shelter dogs, shelter cats, and birds, and
declared his plan to move to Hawaii on a tourist visa with all his pets.
He said he would make more than 10 round trips between Hawaii and Japan to transport his pets. I think everyone is concerned about the animals, as some of the shelter dogs are old dogs.
I, too, wonder what would happen to the pets left behind in Hawaii if their owners were deported during the migration process. ？

I also have a shelter dog, but I think that owners should stop putting animals at risk because of their ego.

• モアナ
• 2025/10/23 (Thu) 19:45
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？ He deleted all his videos about moving to Hawaii...

Someone reported him to YouTube and I guess he was banned from YouTube.

I would respect him if he could move to Hawaii safely with all the animals.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 09:19
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They can only deduct up to $60,000 for visa-holding residents and Glynn card holders.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 12:22
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The news came in that if you also have a non-US passport, you can only get a maximum of $60,000
tax exemption.

• グリーンブラインド１
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 18:09
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Thank you all for all the information.

• 危うし日
• 2025/10/20 (Mon) 20:26
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Wise is cheaper for low value transfers, but Wise charges at a % of the amount sent, so
if it is 10 or 100 million, the bank is cheaper.

You will probably end up converting to dollars, so you have to think about the exchange fee rather than the shipping cost.
Even at 2 yen per dollar, the bank will take 2 million yen for a million dollars.

• グリーンブラインド１
• 2025/10/21 (Tue) 19:02
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#14 Crisis Day
Thank you for your valuable information.

• 新
• 2025/08/13 (Wed) 19:22
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I think Mr. Mori is too unique
and there were some misunderstandings.

• Mekealoha
• 2025/09/01 (Mon) 02:33
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I watched youtube and confirmed it. Good luck to both of you.

• Yoshie
• 2025/09/29 (Mon) 02:51
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I hope they make up.

• つぶあん
• 2025/09/29 (Mon) 10:14
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#6 UFJ, that's really it
I think you have a lot more to think about.

• こちかめ
• 2025/10/23 (Thu) 05:10
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I, too, wanted to know why we fought, but I'll think about something else more.

• min
• 2025/10/13 (Mon) 02:13
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Mail from Japan is supposed to be $ less than 100, so $ my friend sent it to me at about 80.
It was sent by air from Tokyo on Sept. 12, and has stayed in San Francisco until Sept. 16 ～ now.

I bought a mail order from Korea, not from Temu
It usually takes 5 days to arrive, but it took 10 days.
$ I ordered 60, but there was a 15% customs fee added to the order.
$ I thought if it was for personal use within 100 there was no need for customs duty, there was no additional taxation upon receipt.

I'm not from China, so that's not an answer, but
$ even if it's less than 100, they still charge duty.
And Trump is talking about an additional tax on imports from China.

• テムかシェイン
• mail
• 2025/10/21 (Tue) 20:15
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I shop TEMU, SHEIN, and others often.
I like TEMU because they have a good variety of products, but
you have to buy a minimum of $30 or $35, so
I shop more at SHEIN these days.
It arrived today, but
it seems that the hub seems to be in the US these days, so it seems to arrive earlier.
I have been able to buy pretty things without any problems so far.

• 倍金萬
• 2025/10/12 (Sun) 12:46
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＞ Halloween Events

For a big event, Universal Studios in Hollywood

Halloween Horror Nights

https://www. universalstudioshollywood.com/hhn/en/us

They are going to do

But as someone who has been giving candy to neighborhood kids in Halloween costumes at home for over 50 years, I would like to see Kay's kids wear funny costumes if possible, go door to door in residential neighborhoods, knock on doors and yell "Trick or Treat" when the door opens. When the door opens, they should shout "Trick or Treat" to receive candy. I know this would be difficult for foreign visitors with children.

• T
• mail
• 2025/10/13 (Mon) 06:38
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My daughter has been to Knott's Berry twice.

She says the maze is fun.

After 11pm all the lights are turned off and they give you a dim flashlight to walk through the maze.

It may be too scary for small children, but I think they will enjoy it because the park is for small children.

• あぁ
• 2025/10/19 (Sun) 18:15
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Hattori's case.

You don't have to be in a residential area to enjoy Halloween 🎃 at a theme park.