Child support is calculated by considering the income/earnings of both parents and the custodial “timeshare” each parent spends with the child, among other factors. In California, child support generally lasts until the age of 18 (or 19 if still a full-time high school ...
Read MoreChild support is understandably a sensitive subject in Family Law cases. When a custodial parent does not abide by court-ordered visitation , the ...
View MoreThe following case deals with an interesting issue concerning a trial court’s jurisdiction to make child support orders in the context of a Domestic ...
View MoreIn California, establishing legal paternity for a child can be a complicated process when there are children born out of wedlock. The easiest way for ...
View MoreWhen a parent interferes with or prevents the other parent from having visitations with a child, the noncustodial parent (“obligor” or person who owes ...
View MoreIn an earlier post published on July 1st, we were pleased to inform you about a new parenting education program available at the Los Angeles Superior ...
View MoreUnderstanding Child Support in CA California child support is the equal responsibility of both parents. Child support obligations are laid out in ...
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