I have not received any child support from the other parent, how can I enforce my child support order? (Family Code section 3751 and Penal Code section 270)
I have not received any child support from the other parent, how can I enforce my child support order? (Family Code section 3751 and Penal Code section 270)
In order to ensure that the other parent pays the child support that is due to you and your child, you must first obtain a child support order. Child support matters can be extremely emotional and frustrating for both you and your child. You do not need to handle your child support matters alone. An experienced child support attorney at Wallin & Klarich will guide you through every step of…
Read MoreHow will property be divided during my divorce in Orange County?
After 30 years of marriage, you and your spouse decide to seek a divorce. The two of you have accumulated substantial property throughout the duration of your marriage. Who will receive the vacation home? Will you be able to keep your prized boat? Will your spouse be entitled to the family car? If you are seeking a divorce in Orange County, you need to contact a Wallin & Klarich attorney…
Read MoreFirst Steps To Obtain Child Custody?
You have recently divorced your ex-spouse. Unfortunately, the two of you were unable to work out a mutual custody plan regarding your child(ren). Now, your ex-spouse wants primary legal and physical custody of the children, but you do not want to lose these rights. How will the family law court decide your child custody issue? If you are facing this stressful situation, you should contact the attorneys at Wallin &…
Read MoreDo Sperm Donors Have Parental Rights? [California Family Code Sections 7611 and 7613]
In today’s world, it is not uncommon for a woman to have a child that was conceived through artificial insemination. In these types of situations, the sperm donor can be an anonymous stranger or a friend or acquaintance to the woman seeking to have a child. If you were a sperm donor and are looking to establish your parental rights, you need to speak with a Wallin & Klarich family…
Read MoreGrandparent Visitation Rights in Orange County – Family Law Code Section 3102
Grandparent Visitation Rights commonly applies in a situation where the parents of a deceased parent seek to have visitation rights as to the deceased parent’s child, over the objection of the surviving parent. If your deceased son or daughter’s ex-partner refuses you visitation rights as to your grandchild, contact an Orange County Wallin & Klarich Family Law attorney who may be able to help you to secure these precious rights.…
Read MoreHow will my properties by divided between my spouse and I when getting a divorce in Riverside?
Consequences of the division of property in a Riverside divorce or legal separation? In a Riverside divorce proceeding, division of property determines what property the court will award to each party. As you can see, the stakes are high in a division of property marital proceeding, since you want the court to award you the property you are entitled to. Be sure to contact an experienced Wallin & Klarich family…
Read MoreWhat is a Post-Judgment Motion and How Does It Affect Me?
Generally people believe that the judgment orders in their case are final. However, that is not necessarily the case in family law matters. California permits parties in a family law matter to file motions after a judgment has already been entered in their family law matter. If you want to file a post-judgment motion in your case, or if you have been served by the opposing party with a post-judgment…
Read MoreHow does a restraining order work and how do I obtain one in Orange County?
Once issued, a restraining order can greatly impact your life and your relationships. If you are a victim, the purpose of a restraining order is to help to protect you from physical pain or injury, or the threat of pain, injury or abuse. The court can grant you a restraining order to protect you from an abusive or harassing family member, a member of your household or a stalker. You…
Read MoreCan My Divorce Judgment Be Set Aside if My Spouse Concealed Property During Our Divorce? [Family Code Sections 721(b), 2100, 2121, and 2122]
During your marriage and your divorce, you and your spouse have a fiduciary duty to each other. You each have a duty of good faith and fair dealing with one another. This means that both you and your spouse are required to be honest and fair when dealing with each other. If your divorce has already been finalized and you believe your spouse did not comply with this duty, it…
Read MoreThe Court Ordered a Child Custody Investigation In My Case. What Does This Mean? [Family Code Section 3011]
In contested, or complicated, child custody and visitation cases, the court will often order a “Child Custody Investigation.” The court has an investigator who is a neutral third party who is an employee of the court, conduct an investigation. If you believe an investigation is necessary for your child custody and visitation case, or a child custody investigation has been ordered by the court, it is important that you speak…
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