Month: March 2017

Child support in California is typically paid from the non-custodial parent to the parent with primary or full physical custody. When first determining these payments, the courts look at each parent’s income, the child’s health and education needs, and other factors. Circumstances may change, though, and a parent may need to seek a modification of child support. If the two…

Divorces can be difficult for a variety of reasons. The history between a couple can be fraught, and difficult proceedings often require a combination of compassion and objective analysis regarding California divorce laws. This is why so many people seeking an experienced divorce lawyer in Los Angeles come to our office. The division of assets and debts in a divorce…