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What is Imputed Income? Imputing Income on a Spouse Who Receives Child Support & Spousal Support and Refuses to Work. Calculation of Child Support: The Court shall adhere to the statewide uniform guideline and may depart from the guideline only in the special circumstances. Please see California Family Code Section 4052. https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=FAM&sectionNum=4052. One […]

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The Court will resume services on 5/26/2020. Family Law cases and new rules…

San Diego Superior Court will resume services on 5/26/2020. Unfortunately, if you have a pending Family Law case or are planning to open a Family Law case, you won’t be able to appear in front of the Judge. There are new rules public and attorneys have to follow. Family Law Division: As of […]

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What is community property in California? What am I entitled to receive in divorce?

Question: What assets am I entitled to receive in divorce? Answer: The short answer is that each spouse is entitled to receive one-half of the community property. Community property is all property, real or personal, wherever situated, acquired by a married person during the marriage while domiciled in California, absent a valid premarital (prenuptial) and/or […]

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How to Stop the Divorce Process

Question: I filed a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage in San Diego (Petition for Divorce), but my spouse and I worked our issues out and reconciled. Can I stop my divorce process? Answer: Yes, you can. The Petitioner may request to dismiss a case if the Respondent has filed no Response. If the Respondent has […]

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The father of my child doesn’t want to help financially… What can I do?

Question: The father of my child and I have never been married. The father does not want to help me financially to raise the child. What can I do about it? Answer 1: First, if it has not been established before, you have to establish legally that he is the father of the child. Steps […]

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Is there a way to automatically withdraw spousal and/or child support from my Ex’s paychecks?

Question: My Ex is always late with child and spousal support payments. Can I do anything about it? Is there a way to automatically withdraw spousal and/or child support from my Ex’s paychecks? Answer: Yes, if your Ex is a W-2 employee. If your Ex is a W-2 employee: Your Ex is late with child […]

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School summer break is coming up and stay-at-home order is still in place in California. Can I keep my child…?

Question: School summer break (no – online classes) is coming up and pursuant to the MSA my daughter has to go to a different state for a month to spend time with her dad. As of now, in California we have a stay at home order due to coronavirus. Can I keep (prevent) my child […]

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STOP Domestic Violence… If you are in immediate danger stop reading and call 911 right now!

During Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) the number of Domestic Violence Cases can skyrocket. SAY NO TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE… If you are in immediate danger stop reading and call 911 right now! Coronavirus has brought instability and fear in our society. The current shelter in place order is supposed to prevent a fast growing number of infected […]

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WILL DIVORCE RATES GO UP DURING AND AFTER CORONAVIRUS QUARANTINE? 7 Things to do to minimize …

Everyone needs personal time and their own space. Due to coronavirus and the current shelter rule we have been subject to some severe limitations. Common schedule before the quarantine: Monday – Friday: Wake up – (between 5am and 7am) Work out/Breakfast/Taking kids to school/Other personal errands (between 5:30am and 8am) Business hours (between 7am and […]

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The First Family Court Orders. Read to make sure you are aware of them.

What Are the Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders In Summons (ATROS) in California? The Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders (ATROS) are mutual orders, which are summarized on the page 2 of the Summons (form FL-110). Only a few people actually read the Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders (ATROS). It is important to know that a failure to comply […]