In California, many people file for Child Support with the Child Support Services office. This is a free service. However, due to the large number of people requesting Child Support--it often takes much longer to get the support. It could take over a year! It is much faster to request Child … Read more about How to get Child Support Right Away
Correct Service for a CA Divorce
The service of a California Divorce must be performed correctly or the other party could claim 'improper service' and the party would have to be served all over again. Here are the different ways that service can be made: Service by Mail: if the other party is cooperative service can be made … Read more about Correct Service for a CA Divorce
Problems with a Default Divorce
A default Divorce occurs when the respondent is served and does not respond. Once the 30 day wait period has passed, the petitioner can enter a default and complete the Divorce either by filing the remaining documents or by appearing at a default hearing. A default hearing is usually needed when … Read more about Problems with a Default Divorce
The Truth about Spousal Support
Spousal support works both ways i.e. either spouse can be awarded spousal support. The award is either temporary and/or permanent. When the parties are in agreement, one of our Family Law Lawyers will prepare an agreement that states the amount of spousal support that will be paid each month and … Read more about The Truth about Spousal Support
How to get a Quick California Divorce
Many people want a quick Divorce in California. They may want to remarry or they may have other reasons to finalize the Divorce quickly . There are 2 options for a quick Divorce: A Divorce in CA takes a minimum of 6 months & 1 day from the date of service--this is the quickest time … Read more about How to get a Quick California Divorce
Divorce & Leaving the Communal Home in California
In California, if one spouse, 'the petitioner', files for Divorce, does the other spouse, 'the respondent', have to leave the communal home? The simple answer is 'NO'. The 'respondent' has a choice: to voluntarily leave the home to stay in the home to file a restraining order if there is … Read more about Divorce & Leaving the Communal Home in California
A Child Support Services Notice
Child Support Services may send you a notice in the form of a letter or serve you with a complaint. If they send you a letter, they may be asking for information or confirming that you have a child who requires support. If they serve you with a complaint, you will need to 'answer' it and prepare … Read more about A Child Support Services Notice
The Truth about Child Custody When There is No Existing Order
Both parents may want physical custody of the child when they have just split up. In this case there is no existing court order for custody and no time frame where one parent has the child. It is always best if the parents can agree on who will have physical custody or if joint custody is an … Read more about The Truth about Child Custody When There is No Existing Order
