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Alimony could become a critical element of divorce negotiations. Confusion might exist about what alimony, sometimes also referred to as spousal support, involves. Some may believe that alimony serves a punitive purpose, but that’s not the case. A California family...
Children are legally entitled to receive adequate support to cover their financial needs. All states follow this mandate, but it's important to know about specific rules if you're caring for a child in California. Parents are required to provide financial support for...
Spouses may not like to pay alimony, but a final divorce decree could obligate them to do so. Compelling reasons may exist why the court establishes a particular amount of maintenance. Perhaps the other spouse has limited work experience and might need some time to...
A divorce is likely to have a significant impact on your emotional and financial health. Therefore, it's important to carefully consider your options prior to filing to dissolve your marriage. If you are a parent of young children, you will likely have to deal with...
Forensic accountants focus on accounting-related work that could come up in court, such as income, assets and debts. You should consider consulting with one before negotiating a divorce settlement in California. Discover hidden assets One of the biggest reasons to...
Divorce happens and leaves parents with problems surrounding child custody that can be addressed by a co-parenting plan. Co-parenting is the dream for most California families who are going through a divorce. It is not always possible to end your marriage in a way...
Divorce means making many important decisions regarding your future and protecting your children. When you are ending your California marriage, it’s important to avoid making certain financial mistakes. Rushing your divorce Although it might be tempting to rush...
After a divorce, it's not uncommon for a person to want to get a fresh start. For instance, you may decide to leave California for a job in another state. Alternatively, you may decide to move to another part of the state to be closer to friends or family members. Of...
In the state of California, a parent is required to financially support his or her child regardless of that parent's marital status. There are many different factors that a judge might take into account when determining how much a parent should contribute. These...
Parents in California who are divorced or no longer in an unwed romantic relationship need to put their children first. One of the best ways to do that is to create a strong co-parenting plan. What is a co-parenting plan? A co-parenting plan is a plan created by...
