Changing Child Support Orders After A Loss or Reduction in Income
With more than 6 million people filing unemployment claims last week, people are understandably anxious and concerned. To deal with the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus, Congress passed a $2 trillion stimulus package providing relief in the form of direct ...
Child support is calculated by considering the income/earnings of both parents and the custodial “timeshare” each parent spends with the child, among ...
Child Support and Restraining Order: Trial Court Jurisdiction to Make Child Support Orders Survives the Dissolution of a Temporary Restraining Order
The following case deals with an interesting issue concerning a trial court’s jurisdiction to make child support orders in the context of a Domestic ...
What is the Paternity Opportunity Program in California?
In California, establishing legal paternity for a child can be a complicated process when there are children born out of wedlock. The easiest way for ...
Parental Interference With Child Visitation Rights Is Not a Defense to Paying Child Support
When a parent interferes with or prevents the other parent from having visitations with a child, the noncustodial parent (“obligor” or person who owes ...
Shriver Familly Law Project: Child Custody and Parenting Education in Los Angeles
In 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 ...