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California Spousal Support Is Not a Right! Will you get spousal support after your California divorce? Don’t count on it. Learn about the legal factors that determine when spousal support is awarded. -
Joint Custody Cannot Be Used to Avoid Child Support Is your ex seeking joint custody to avoid paying child support? Learn how child support is determined when both parents have custody -
Paul Nathan Wins Award from the Bar Association of San Francisco Divorce lawyer attorney wins award -
Does Bankruptcy Affect California Child Support? Your ex is threatening to file bankruptcy in order to avoid child support payments. Our San Francisco child support attorneys explain what this means for you. -
The Cost of Your Ex’s Bankruptcy If your ex is filing for bankruptcy, you may find yourself responsible for his debts. Our San Francisco divorce attorneys explain. -
Modifying Long Term Spousal Support Agreement Under what circumstances can long-term spousal support agreements in California be modified or terminated? Our San Francisco spousal support attorneys explain. -
California Spousal Support When You Have a Serious Medical Condition Our San Francisco divorce attorneys discuss why women with serious medical conditions may have to fight for California spousal support. -
Does Your Child Support Order Consider the Cost of Autism? Children with autism require therapies that aren’t covered by insurance. Does your California child support order consider all the needs of your autistic child? -
Child Support and Your Disabled Child’s Benefits Disabled children may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid benefits. Learn how California child support affects these benefits. -
California Custody Law: When Visitation Is Not a Safe Option Non-custodial parents have visitation rights, but California courts have a duty to protect the best interest of children. Learn when visitation rights may be denied.
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