How Far Back In Time Can I Claim Child Support? [Family Code Section 4009]
How Far Back In Time Can I Claim Child Support? [Family Code Section 4009]
A common misconception in child support cases is that they are easy to handle and the parties can represent themselves. However, it is always important to know what your rights are and how California law regarding child support will affect you and your children. It is crucial that you speak with one of the experienced child support attorneys at Wallin & Klarich to ensure that you are getting the best…
Read MoreChild Support – Do I have to pay for my child’s college tuition? (Family Code 3901(a) and (b))
The general answer to this question is no. You do not have to pay for the living expenses for your children after they reach the age of 18. However, there are a few exceptions to this Child Support rule. Your Child is Still in High School or Graduated from High School but Has Not Turned 18 One exception to this rule occurs when your unmarried child has not graduated high…
Read MoreHow a Los Angeles restraining order help me get my life back?
Having a Los Angeles restraining order granted against you is a serious situation. It can affect numerous areas of your life: • Money & Property. A judge can order you to pay money for bills, child or spousal support, or hand over property, including pets, if there is a restraining order against you. • Home. A restraining order can require you to stay away from or move out of your…
Read MoreHow can a San Bernardino restraining order attorney dismiss the false accusations against me?
Restraining Orders in San Bernardino False accusations made during a San Bernardino restraining order case can be very damaging, especially when used during the dissolution process or a child custody case. If you are facing false accusations in your dissolution proceeding or child custody dispute, a San Bernardino restraining order may be issued against you and it could have long-lasting effects on the issues in your matter. You could face…
Read MoreHow can a Victorville Family Law Attorney save me money in my Victorville spousal support case? (Family Law Code 4320)
When spouses get divorced or legally separated, one spouse may be ordered to make regular spousal support payments to the other in accordance with either a mutual agreement or an order issued by the court. A Victorville Wallin & Klarich Spousal Support Attorney can save you money in your spousal support case by: • Seeking temporary or permanent spousal support; • Presenting a correct, complete, and advantageous picture of your…
Read MoreCalifornia court holds that ex-wife is not entitled to spousal support from her former husband because of her history of abusive behavior. (Family Code 4320)
In a recent decision, In re Marriage of Priem, the California court found that the wife was not entitled to a spousal support award because she had a history of abusive behavior against her former husband. This decision shows how seriously the court takes former convictions for domestic violence and instances of abusive behavior in divorce proceedings, no matter which spouse is acting out violently. If you are currently in…
Read MoreHow to legally establish the paternity of my child (Family Code 7550 and 7611)
Paternity Tests The easiest way for you to establish the paternity of your child is through a paternity test. A paternity test will take a genetic sample from you, the alleged father, and the child, and calculate the probability that the alleged father is in fact the biological father of the child. It is important to note that only a paternity test that is authorized by the court will help…
Read MoreI want to modify my existing child support order. What steps do I need to take? (CFC 4050 – 4076)
Do I Qualify to Modify My Existing Child Support Order? In order for you to modify an existing child support order, there needs to be a substantial change in circumstances from the time that the original order was issued. For example, a court may lower your child support obligation if you have recently lost your job and are unable to pay the required amount. The court will not change or…
Read MoreTaxes and Divorce in Orange County Internal Revenue Code Section 71
When going through a divorce, most people only think about trying to resolve the current issues at hand or going to court. However, many parties to a divorce do not think about the tax consequences after orders have been made by the court or the divorce has been finalized and there is a judgment in place. Below are several things you need to know about taxes and divorce in Orange…
Read MoreHow can Wallin and Klarich help me with my Guardianship in San Bernardino?
It is important to understand what type of guardianship you are seeking since there are three different types that have different requirements and standards: (1) Guardianship of the person; (2) Guardianship of the estate; or (3) Guardianship of the person and estate. Guardianship of the Person (only) A guardianship of the person is the most common type of guardianship requested. It occurs when a court orders someone other than the…
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