Do you need legal assistance with child support? The state of California takes into consideration both parents’ income in order to assess child support payments. There are certain factors that affect payments, including: · Child custody · Parenting time · Financial obligation to a previous or new marriage · Health care costs · Child’s education… Continue reading →
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California specific guidelines on paying child support
The state of California has specific guidelines that determine the amount of child support that should be paid in order to ensure that your child receives proper care. It is up to both parents to provide for their child, both financially and emotionally until at least 18 years old. When determining the amount of child… Continue reading →
Can I collect alimony?
Alimony or spousal support is designed to provide the lower-income spouse with money for living expenses. This is in addition to any child support that is awarded. The judge looks into several factors when considering alimony. Examples include the spouse’s ability to work, age, health, length of the marriage and if he or she was… Continue reading →
Divorce mediation
Going through a divorce can be a devastating experience and an emotional rollercoaster. Because disputes between the couple can turn bitter and ugly, the practice of mediation can be of great help. With the help of an experienced Orange County Divorce attorney, couples can discuss their thoughts regarding division of assets and custody. In order… Continue reading →
Responding to a divorce petition
Have you been served with a divorce petition? If you have, you have 30 days to answer or file a response. If you don’t respond, you may forfeit your rights to contest certain issues, such as child custody or property division. When you respond, you are acknowledging receipt and able to respond to any allegations… Continue reading →
Enforcing the terms of your divorce
The conclusion of a divorce does not always mean the end of the legal process. A divorce can be a long, difficult process. When you receive your final divorce agreement, you will have specific orders that you are required to follow. These orders are regarding child custody and support, visitation, property distribution, spousal support, etc…. Continue reading →
Creating a Successful Parenting Plan
A parenting plan outlines how you and your ex-spouse will care for and provide for your children. It allows the parents to work out a schedule that is beneficial for all involved. The best plan is one that is created by both parents together – allowing them to work together in a friendly manner. Your… Continue reading →
Accountability for child support payments
Those that pay child support often complain that they are paying too much. Those that receive the child support complain they get too little. Those that pay (the payer) want to know exactly how their money is being spent – what does it go towards? Those that receive (the payee) state that the money pays… Continue reading →
What are child support arrearages?
Child support arrearages are an accumulation of the past child support payments that were not paid by the non-custodial parent after being ordered to do so by the court. When a parent does not make payments on time, there are consequences to pay, which include: Jail Revocation of driver’s license Suspension of a professional license… Continue reading →
Child custody and relocation
There are few post-divorce issues that are as contentious, stressful and emotional as those involving a custodial parent’s desire to relocate with his or her children. Why would a custodial parent want to relocate? Perhaps it is because of a job offer or because he or she just wants to start a new life. What… Continue reading →
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