Category Archives: Child Support
How Domestic Violence Affects Child Support and Financial Orders in California
Domestic violence can have far-reaching consequences beyond personal safety and family relationships. When domestic violence is involved in a California family law case, it can also affect financial issues such as child support, spousal support, attorney’s fees, and other court-ordered financial obligations. While many people associate domestic violence proceedings primarily with restraining orders and… Read More »
When a Child Turns 18: What Happens to Custody and Support Obligations in California?
For many parents, a child’s 18th birthday feels like a legal milestone as well as a personal one. In California family law, turning 18 often changes the legal landscape for custody and child support. However, those changes are not always automatic, and they do not necessarily mean that all parental responsibilities come to an… Read More »