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Feb 2016

Child Support in the State of California

How Child Support Works When establishing a child support agreement, a California judge will calculate the amount required based on the income of both you and your spouse, including salaries, commissions, dividends, benefits and/or spousal support. The judge will also take into account each parent’s level of responsibility for the child, the best interest of the child, the standard of living for ...

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30

Nov 2015

Modifying Child Custody Arrangements in the State of California

Child custody modifications are usually made following a dramatic change in one parent’s income or circumstance. A California court will take into account the applicant’s financial stability and the best interest of the child when considering changes in child custody arrangements. Typically, a dramatic shift in the applicant’s life must have had occurred in order for a judge to modify an existing ...

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Nov 2015

Premarital Agreements in the State of California

What Are Premarital Agreements? Commonly referred to as “prenuptial,” or “ante-nuptial” agreements, a premarital agreement is a legal tool by which future newlyweds express and agree upon various details regarding their marriage. For example, a premarital agreement may provide children the right to receive any and all assets in the event that both parents pass away. Simply put, a premarital ...

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