Archive for January 21, 2018

As tax season fast approaches, we thought this would be a great opportunity to go over custodial arrangements of minor children, and how this affects your dependency exemptions. Family law and the tax code are complex affairs, so remember that this is just a quick and general overview. For more detailed answers, we invite you to call us at Rubin & Levavi, P.C. to speak with one of our skilled California family law and divorce attorneys.

Custodial Arrangements Inform Exemption Claims

Generally speaking, the type of custodial arrangements that you have established

Although California follows no-fault grounds when it comes to divorce proceedings, many are surprised to find that violent actions can still have an impact on divorce proceedings. This blog post highlights the main ways in which accusations and/or convictions of domestic violence affect several facets of divorce. To learn more, we invite you to reach out to us at Rubin & Levavi, P.C. to speak with one of our qualified divorce attorneys.

Spousal Support

As per California Family Code Section 4325, those who are convicted of domestic violence within five years of