Months or years after your final divorce agreement has been signed, you may find that a modification of support needs to be made to suit the best interests of you and your children. This is known as a post-judgment modification. Modifications involving child support or spousal support are usually highly contested. You must prove to… Continue reading →
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Be prepared for your day in court
Being prepared for your day in court is very important. While California Family courts are not as formal as other courts may be, there are still some rules and manners that you should know. Remember to always dress professionally and be courteous to those around you. The following are some helpful hints to get you… Continue reading →
Never involve children in a divorce
Too many parents put their children right in the middle of their divorce proceedings. They show their anger and frustration for the other spouse in front of their children. I would like to offer some suggestions for keeping your divorce and your children separate from one another. The most important thing to remember is to never speak… Continue reading →
Elderly and financial fraud
I recently heard about a daughter’s tale relating to her dad experiencing memory problems, one involving misplacing his wallet with a lot of money inside. She went on to say he also would get lost in places he was familiar with. When family members heard him talking on the phone about investments he was making,… Continue reading →
Temporary child custody
Child custody battles are unpleasant for everyone concerned; however, they must be addressed. After all paperwork is filed and the hearing date is scheduled, the judge may issue a temporary order that is good for a few months or until the day of the custody hearing. California Family Code Section 3040 states in part, “Custody… Continue reading →
Common marriage mistakes
Everyone makes mistakes; it’s only natural. Here are some common marriage mistakes that should be avoided in order to keep peace in your relationship. · Listen to your spouse – give him or her 100% of your attention · Respect – everyone deserves it; don’t bad mouth your spouse to anyone · Being right –… Continue reading →
Paying for college after a divorce
The question of who pays for college expenses has become a major concern while negotiating a divorce settlement. Questions have arisen as to whether or not a parent is responsible for paying for college-related expenses; is it a part of child support? Today, it is important for a child to get a college education. The… Continue reading →
Having child visitation problems?
Is your divorce final and you are now a non-custodial parent instead of a full-time dad? Are you having problems visiting your child? Does your child not want to see you? This happens all the time. It’s baffling and upsetting. Child visitation problems are an unfortunate experience that many divorced parents encounter. Do you feel… Continue reading →
What is covert abuse?
Covert abuse is a form of domestic abuse. It is about control and aggression and supreme rage. The abuser acts in an unpredictable and irrational manner. The smallest incident brings out his rage. He is not always the abuser; he sometimes enlists the help of other individuals, such as friends or family members. He gets… Continue reading →
Surviving during the divorce process
Many couples going through divorce complain about the ability to keep things afloat while their case is pending. The financial constraints of paying for two households cause some to face foreclosure and substantial debt or worse, bankruptcy. Divorce is rarely easy and quick – it is usually very difficult. As a matter of fact, divorce… Continue reading →
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