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Category: Family Law

5 Misconceptions About Child Support

Tue 31st Dec, 2024 Family Law

If you are getting a divorce and have children, it is more likely than not that either you or your former spouse will be required to pay child support. Generally, child support is money paid by one parent (the non-custodial parent) to the other parent (the custodial parent) to fulfill […]

Should You Try a Separation Before Getting Divorced?

Tue 17th Dec, 2024 Family Law

Divorce rarely comes out of nowhere. In many cases, the spouses understand that something is wrong in their marriage well before either of them file for divorce. One way couples seek to overcome these issues is through marriage counseling, which works in some cases but not in all. Another way […]

What to Expect in a High-Asset Divorce

Fri 29th Nov, 2024 Family Law

Money can’t buy happiness, but it can certainly increase the complexity of divorce. While the complexity of divorce varies from couple to couple, high net worth is one of the most common aggravating factors, especially in the absence of a prenuptial agreement. Divorcing couples with significant assets should thus prepare […]

A Guide to Supervised Visitation

Fri 15th Nov, 2024 Family Law

One of the primary concerns for most parents in a divorce is maintaining a healthy and loving relationship with their children. If the parents do not share physical custody, the non-custodial parent may seek visitation. But in some cases, unrestricted visitation may jeopardize the child’s health, safety, or welfare, in […]

When California Family Law Courts Order Counseling

Thu 31st Oct, 2024 Family Law

Family law disputes can be difficult and, in some cases, ugly. In especially thorny cases involving child custody and visitation, California family law courts may require the parties to undergo mandatory counseling to resolve issues that they are unable to resolve amongst themselves. While most families dealing with divorce and […]