What Are Unreasonable Support Demands?

Every so often, we have a client come to us that is in need of a good defense lawyer to assist them with unreasonable support demands from their ex. We help our clients reach more reasonable demands that both parties can agree to. What qualifies as an unreasonable support demand? Here are a few examples […]

Child Support Guidelines in California

One of the most disputed issues in any divorce is child support. Usually, you find that the parent who is most likely winning the case, intends to limit the other parent’s time spent with the child proactively. And in most cases, you will also find that other ex-spouses attempt to underreport their original income to […]

How Does Age Play a Role in Child Custody Cases?

Parents dealing with child custody issues oftentimes wonder if the court takes age into consideration when deciding. Here is a break down of child custody rules by age. Age 0-2 When it comes to infants and toddlers in this age group, the separation time from both parents should be very small. This will help reduce […]

Guide to California’s Child Support Laws

What is the purpose of child support laws? The California Family Code 4053 lays out this answer pretty well. This code teaches that the parent’s first and most important obligation is to support their child. This obligation is mutual and based on ability, a mother and father’s income and time with the child should be […]

Why is Spousal Support So Important?

Spousal support is a term that you typically will only hear if you’re going through a divorce or about to start the proceedings. Most people know it as “alimony.” The terms mean the same thing, and the topic is very important both during and after a divorce.

Child Support Explained

Marriages are great institutions. But it does not work out the same for everyone and getting a divorce seems the best way out to end the marriage conflict. All get affected by the end results, be it the parents or the children. Children on their part suffer the most, often stuck between the custodial conflicts […]