A parent can refuse to pay child support or might lack the financial ability to pay. When that happens, it’s up to the other parent…
In some cases, a California family court may decide to grant sole custody to one of the parents. Before the court would do that, however,…
The same considerations originally made regarding which court has jurisdiction to make the orders will also need to be addressed when seeking modifications. Assuming jurisdictional…
Parents can request a modification of child custody or visitation orders if there has been a significant change in their circumstances in the time since…
In most cases, the parents will share custody. The courts prefer to split the child’s time as evenly as possible between parents, unless there are…
California family court judges are hesitant to involve the children in custody disputes between parents. The judge will not ask questions of the children unless…
The orders that are typically modified are child support and spousal support as well as child custody. Less frequently, attorney fees may be modified. The…
A support order may be modified at any time as the court determines to be necessary. Family Code section 3651(a). however, a spousal support order…
Child support is based on all the different income sources. If the income is through stock dividends or rental income, they will be included along…
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