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Divorce is often a long and complex process. This is especially true when children are in the picture. In California, there are two major issues you need to address regarding children and divorce: 1) child custody, and 2) child support. How does chil… Read More

When awarding child support, the federal government mandates that states use consistent and predictable guidelines when determining the amount. Below, we give a brief rundown of the most common types of child support guidelines used throughout the co… Read More

Life is predictable. Even well-thought child support plans may prove unsuccessful. If your incoming child support payments no longer covers the basic needs of you child, then you will to go back to court. After your child support order is set in plac… Read More

Once divorced, or legally separated, you and your ex must have a custody order in place. You can either work out custody and visitation arrangements together, or have the court make the decisions for you. This custody order will state which parent ho… Read More

If someone has named you in a paternity suit, you’ll need an attorney to represent you. Child support paternity issues are rarely as straightforward as they seem. The person legally identified as the father isn’t always the genetic father… Read More

It can be difficult to meet all of your monthly financial obligations; however, the consequences of not paying child support can be much greater than not paying other bills. If you are facing a nonpayment of child support situation, you need a skille… Read More

When raising a child on your own, you may need financial support. Here are the answers to some of the most common questions asked about child support in California. Call the Law Offices of Rick D. Banks today to learn more. Q. How is child support in… Read More

When a couple has a child and then chooses to separate, the non-custodial parent is legally obligated to pay child support to the custodial parent to ensure the financial well being of minor child until the child reaches the age of 18. People’s liv… Read More