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California Family Code § 4050 to 4076 dictates how the court determines child support for divorcing parents. If you are dissolving your marriage or are separated from the other parent, here's an overview of how the judge comes up with the amount you will pay or...
Raising kids when parents don't live together is already challenging enough; things get trickier if the non-custodial parent moves out of California or has been living there all along. As you may know, different states have slightly unrelated laws concerning child...
California has established guidelines for child support payments. However, in some cases, the parents might agree to amounts outside of these guidelines, either higher or lower, as long as the parents are informed about the guidelines, the family’s situation fits...
In California and other states, you are free to remarry after your divorce is final. You may even have more children, adopt or become a foster parent. However, it is important to note that your new wife and any children you bring into your home after your remarriage...
If you have children with a former spouse or partner, California law generally requires you to pay child support. This may be true even if you have joint custody of your children or spend time in jail or another institutional setting while a child support order is in...