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Can a Parent Modify a Child Support Order Without Going to Court?

Child support orders are designed to reflect the financial circumstances of the parents and the needs of the child. However, circumstances can change after an[…]

What Is a Stipulation in a California Family Law Case?

Not every issue in a family law case requires a judge to make a decision. In many situations, the parties are able to reach agreements[…]

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How Does California Handle Property Acquired After Separation?

Many people assume that everything acquired before a divorce is finalized automatically belongs to both spouses. In reality, the date of separation often plays a[…]

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What California Parents Should Know About Parenting Time During School Breaks

School breaks provide children with opportunities to relax, travel, and spend additional time with family. For divorced or separated parents, however, these breaks often require[…]

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What California Parents Should Know About Child Custody and Communication With Coaches, Teachers, and Caregivers

Successful co-parenting extends beyond communication between parents. Children often interact daily with teachers, coaches, daycare providers, tutors, counselors, and other caregivers who play important roles[…]

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