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When Does Child Support Begin After Divorce?

What is Child Support? In general, in the state of California, child support is payments that are made to a custodial parent by the non-custodial parent. The purpose of child support is to ensure that the child has the financial resources necessary to live a healthy...

What Goes Into a Divorce?

There are many factors that go into a divorce. While every couple is different, there are some key things that will always be considered during the divorce process. One of the most important aspects of any divorce is child custody and visitation. Here are 10 truths...

Can I Get the Judge to Reconsider Their Order?

In short, yes, you can file to get the judge to reconsider their motion. The first requirement is timelines. Under Section 1008(a) states that the motion must be filed within 10 days after service upon the party of written notice of entry of the order. If you file...

Is Child Custody Contentious?

Child custody battles can be contentious. It really just depends on the situation of the parents and the child. The relationship between the parents and whether they are married or not will also play a big role in how contentious things can get. If there is already...

What are Ex Parte Orders?

In the often complex world of family law, Ex Parte Orders can feel sudden and leave you reeling. One such action is an ex parte order. As fathers navigating custody disputes, understanding what these orders are, how they come about, and what they mean for your rights...

Which Parent Pays Child Support?

In most cases, the custodial parent will receive child support payments from the non-custodial parent. The custodial parent is the parent who has primary physical custody of the child – meaning the child lives with them more than 50% of the time. In situations where...