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- Frequently Asked Questions | CA Child Support Services
Customer Connect is California Child Support’s online self-service portal, where participants in a child support case can see information about their case, set up notifications, make and manage appointments with their caseworker and check payment information
- 20 Facts Parents Must Know | Californias Child Support Laws
Do you want the most amazing and easy to understand guide on California child support laws? You are in luck Our family law firm wrote one for parents just like you
- Imputing Income: Voluntary Unemployment is Not Enough
Even minimum wage is improper without bad faith When there is no evidence that a parent has any income at all, it is not uncommon for a court to enter an order, especially a child support order, imputing minimum wage Case law is clear that this violates the bad faith rule as well A recent example is Ludlam v Miller, 225 NC App 350 (2013)
- Moffat v. Moffat :: :: Supreme Court of California Decisions . . .
As we have noted, the court has continuing jurisdiction over the dissolution proceedings and retains the authority to modify orders relating to support payments So long as the contempt order remains outstanding and unmodified, however, under California law Mr Moffat is under no existing support duty that can serve as a basis for a RURESA action
- Child support | California Courts | Self Help Guide
Child support basics By law, both parents must support their children Sometimes parents can agree on how to share this responsibility without going to court But, if you and the other parent can’t agree, you can ask the court for a child support order
- Intentional Underemployment and Child Support - Epperson Law Group, PLLC
If you need help with child support enforcement or reduction, call the Charlotte child support attorneys at Epperson Law Group, PLLC
- Child Support: Intentional unemployment and underemployment
A court typically makes a child-support determination and payment schedule on a case-by-case basis If there are legitimate circumstances that have caused the obligated parent to either be intentionally unemployed or underemployed, the payments can be adjusted to take into consideration the parent’s current earnings
- CA Child Support Services
Learn how to modify child support payments in California, including eligibility criteria and the steps involved in the process
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