In the past two blog entries we addressed custody and child support. In this post we will discuss the most
Not many topics will set off as many fights between divorcing parents than child support. Neither side is ever happy
If there is a Rule #1 in Family Law that spouses should follow during divorce proceedings, this is it: Do
I struggled a bit writing this. I thought it would be easier finding examples proving that California Family Law is
Children In The Courtroom: A New Rite Of Passage. Time was when a child went through a teenaged rite of
A Father’s Day Blog Post (Ed. note: this was originally written in 2013, but it is as relevant today as
A great article from several months ago by Julie Ross and Judy Corcoran deserves a repost here with proper credit.
First Steps – Learn the difference between legal victories and moral victories Your soon-to-be-ex is a no good, cheating, lying
Calculating child support is contingent on two major factors: timeshare and income differential between the parties. In basic terms, if
Here’s an interesting article from Vicki Larson about tort (personal injury) laws in some states that would allow a spouse
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