Archive for November 7, 2017

This is a very common question that we get here at Rubin & Levavi, P.C., so we thought we would address it via this post. As we have previously discussed, California uses a complex formula to calculate child support payments, often using the income and other key details about both parents.

More importantly, each parent’s obligation to provide for their children does not change, even when either party remarries. In other words, in most cases, parents are still on the hook for their share of support as the new spouse’s income

In an increasingly-electronic world, we typically don’t think twice about posting our thoughts and sharing pictures on the internet. Although there are many benefits to social media, including the ability to connect with others in seconds, it also has the potential to create unexpected issues in regards to divorce and matters relating to family law.

The “rub” often lies in the fact that everything online is easily accessible, making it valuable evidence that can be used in court. Privacy settings don’t shield you from prying eyes as much as you might