When you are involved in a Dissolution of Marriage proceeding and minor children are involved, child custody and visitation agreements or orders will need to
The child custody and visitation schedule that results from a Dissolution of Marriage is often described as the “Regular Visitation Schedule.” If parents choose to,
Pursuant to Family Code Section 310(a) a marriage is dissolved by the death of one party. Additionally, one party’s death divests the Court of all
As every parent with a California child support case knows, Court orders must adhere to the Statewide Uniform Guideline as set forth in Family Code
Defamatory statements often occur in the context of judicial proceedings. If such statements could be the basis for an action for damages against parties and
Family Law has been described as being similar to General Practice because it can interact with other specialties of law such as real estate, retirement,
A parent’s obligation to pay child support generally ends when the child turns 18 years of age. There are two cases where the obligation to
Legal custody refers to your decision making authority regarding your children, such as choice of school, child care, medical care, religious instruction, extra curricular activities
Parents are legally required to support their children. When parents separate the low earner parent often requests money from the high earner parent. If the
When parents divorce or were never married, the general rule is that the custodial parent (whichever parent has more overnights during a calendar year) claims