
Monthly child support does not necessarily cover every medical expense. California child support orders generally require parents to share reasonable health-care costs that are not[…]

Income can change after a child support, spousal support, or family support judgment. California provides a procedure that allows a person paying or receiving support[…]

When one spouse remains in a community residence after separation, the other spouse may seek compensation for the exclusive use of that property. This potential[…]

California family courts may order one spouse to contribute to the other spouse’s attorney’s fees when necessary to provide meaningful access to legal representation. The[…]

A professional degree or license is not ordinarily divided as marital property. However, the community may be entitled to reimbursement when community funds were used[…]
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