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If you are the recipient or the payer of court ordered child support, you have already been through some sort of court proceeding that outlined each party’s responsibilities when it comes to the financial aspect of raising your child. Child support payments are unique to each family in Santa Rosa and are essentially custom-designed arrangements built to fit the family…
As a divorced parent in California, you likely faced several challenges regarding a new parenting plan as you navigated the process of severing your marital ties in court. Whether you have one child or several, it often takes a significant amount of negotiation to iron the wrinkles in a prospective plan for the future care and upbringing of children post-divorce.…
California parents want nothing more than for their child to be happy and thriving. It is possible to parent efficiently, even if you and your child’s other parent are no longer in a relationship with one another. The child custody arrangement may have outlined details about custody, but how do you stay sane when your kids are out of school…
Making the decision to divorce isn’t always the easiest, as many Santa Rosa families already know. There are many factors at play that are affected by the dissolution of marriage, so it’s important that a family makes the decision that is best for them. When the decision to go ahead with the divorce is put into action, what comes next…
If you and your spouse have made the decision to divorce, no doubt that you have many questions about the process. For many people in Santa Rosa, their biggest concerns lie with how the child custody process and the asset division process will be handled. Every situation is different based on the best interests of the child and the financial…
When a child is born to unmarried parents in California who are no longer in a relationship, it may be necessary to establish paternity of the child. Doing so formally and legally establishes who the child’s biological parents are. This allows the child’s custodial parent seek child support, and it also allows the child’s non-custodial parent to pursue visitation rights if…
