Following a divorce or child custody case, both parents are expected to support their biological children. Financial support is often handled through child support, and the non-custodial parent has to abide by the court’s child support order. Failure to do so could result in the…
Divorce is difficult for everyone involved. While divorce can be incredibly challenging for the couple, difficulties extend to children, family, and friends. Attempting to understand the legal system of alimony, child custody, child support, and visitation rights can be overwhelming. If you are wondering, “How…
Divorce brings with it complex emotions and personal struggles. It can be overwhelming to understand legal procedures and their constantly fluctuating regulations, statutes, and codes. This is in addition to figuring out a new chapter in your life. If children are involved, custody and child…
Many family law matters involve children, their needs, and their safety. Because of this, sometimes, a child will need to testify or address the court about certain issues. However, some parents may not want their children to be involved in the court process, or they…
When a divorce involves children, it can be incredibly emotional and complex for everyone. While it is the duty of the court to keep the “best interests” of the children in mind when making all decisions, sometimes children want a say in their situation, or…
The safety of children comes first for most people. Unfortunately, not everyone follows the best safety guidelines for children, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Whenever a child is put in a dangerous situation, it is important that they get the help and support they need. Understanding…
In situations where parents are separated or divorced, caring for a child remains a shared responsibility. Child support is an expected charge incurred by these separations and is legally determined to help provide the best scenario for the child or children involved. The enforceability of…
Child support can be a tricky, hotly contested area of family law, leading to much debate between parents. Higher-income parents, particularly those who are designated as non-custodial parents, are frequently required to provide the custodial parents with a set sum of child support each month.…
Child support is an essential part of any divorce or separation related child-rearing arrangement in California. It also comes into play during non-marital paternity claims. Sometimes the separate parenting arrangement takes place for a significant period before a legal agreement is put into action, possibly…
Children are usually one of the greatest concerns for both the parties of a divorce and the legal system in California has extensive rights and rules pertaining to children as well. If the divorce is amicable, the parents may be given more leeway to negotiate…