Child Support Blog for the Law Offices of Paul H. Nathan

This blog is where we discuss current issues affecting family law, as well as share any firm news or interesting information we come across. We like to think of our blog as a place where you can get to know us a little bit better and maybe learn something in the process.

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Wage Assignment for California Child Support Orders In cases involving child support in California, a wage garnishment order will be issued. If you would prefer to be paid directly, you will have to ask the court.
3 Signs You're Married to a Narcissist Think You're Married to a Narcissist Husband? Read how we identify a Narcissistic Husband.
Child Support Calculations Are Based Upon Number of Factors Beyond Bare Necessities Child support is not based on minimal needs alone. Far more is considered than the bare necessities to determine child support decisions.
Do You Know What Child Support From Your San Francisco Divorce Covers? You may know what child support covers, but you’ll need to consider what it doesn’t when calculating what you should receive from your San Francisco divorce.
How to Get Reimbursement from Your Ex for Medical and Dental Costs Our Marin County child support attorneys discuss your options when your spouse refuses to pay his share of the court-ordered medical/dental costs for children.
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
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.
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.
An Ambiguous Support Agreement Could Lead to an IRS Audit Do you know which part of your California support payment is taxable? Mistakes could mean an IRS audit for you and your ex-spouse.