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Aug 29, 2025
Child Support Modifications and Legal Assistance
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Last Modified on Aug 29, 2025

The circumstances surrounding a child support order modification request vary and are specific to the parties involved. Sometimes, child support modifications may be able to be handled through the child support enforcement agency, but it is also possible to end up back in court months…

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Nov 02, 2023
What Does California Law Say About Child Custody?
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

Getting a divorce often means that children are involved. In California, the state law complies with the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act that the federal government has put in place. The law has provisions for not only parents but also grandparents. However, joint…

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Nov 13, 2023
Requesting a Child Support Modification in California
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Last Modified on Nov 13, 2023

If you are a divorced parent, whether custodial or non-custodial, a multitude of circumstances can change in the lives of you, your former spouse and/or your children. Any of these circumstances can warrant a change in the child support agreement you made during your divorce. The same…

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Nov 24, 2023
What Does Supervised Visitation Mean for Me?
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Last Modified on Nov 24, 2023

Dealing with a custody order that includes supervised visitation can be difficult for both parents and the children, but there are some things you can do to make the experience as stress-free as possible. Having an attorney who is familiar with your situation can also…

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Nov 13, 2023
Testing Needed to Determine Child Support in California
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Last Modified on Nov 13, 2023

When you are embroiled in a divorce and there are children involved, you have to deal with issues of child support. California has rules and regulations that deal with this. These laws are in place to make sure the child is well cared for and…

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Nov 02, 2023
California Court Redefines When Parents Can Lose Custody
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

A recent California appellate court ruling has some family law and children's rights attorneys concerned about the level of government intervention it could bring to families trying to deal with difficult children. The case involves a teen who ran away from home multiple times, skipped…

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Nov 24, 2023
Interstate Child Custody Agreements Offer Protections
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Last Modified on Nov 24, 2023

Last week, we discussed some of the unique challenges that affect military members who are involved in a child custody matter. One of those challenges is that military members don't usually stay in the same location for longer than a couple of years. As you…

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Nov 02, 2023
Military Deployment Might Affect Child Custody and Visitation
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

Members of the military face unique challenges when it comes to child custody and visitation matters. When orders are handed down for deployment or even a temporary change of duty station, members of the military have to either pack up and go or face serious…

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Nov 13, 2023
Child Support Cases Are Often Complicated in California
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Last Modified on Nov 13, 2023

When California couples decide to get a divorce, there are several factors that have to be considered. When children are involved in the divorce, matters like child custody and child support become important. Some of our readers might remember our post last week in which…

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Nov 13, 2023
Surrogate Mother on the Hook for Child Support
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Last Modified on Nov 13, 2023

Many people by now have probably heard about Sherri Shepherd's divorce and the drama she is having because of the surrogate that was carrying a child she and her ex were supposed to raise together. A new development in that case might have some of…

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