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What Do I Need to Know During Uncertain Times?
What Do I Need to Know During Uncertain Times?

Over the past couple weeks, I have received many phone calls from parents wanting to know how the courts are going to handle cases moving forward. It’s true. We are in a state of uncertainty. There are new and changing developments each day. The courts are doing their best ...

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    Over the past couple weeks, I have received many phone calls from parents wanting to know how the courts are going to handle cases moving forward. It’s true. We are in a state of uncertainty. There ...

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    A question I am often asked is, “How much is child support?” The honest answer does not bring much comfort to my clients: “It depends.” Child support is a calculation that the State of California has ...

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    It has happened. You just received news from your children’s other parent that they are moving out of town and planning to take the children with them. Questions are racing around your mind: How can ...

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