Child Support

What Does Child Support Cover in California? Child support covers the costs of raising a child after the parents get a divorce. It covers necessities such as: Food Shelter and Utilities Clothing Personal care items Healthcare Education and related expenses The primary goal of child support is to ensure the child’s needs are met and

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a substantial financial disruption for many California families. Many parents have found their income reduced. But a reduction in income does not automatically mean a reduction in spousal or child support obligations. Under California law, a judge must find there has been a “material change in circumstances” to justify modification

Under California law, all parents are legally obligated to financially support their children. When two parents get a divorce or are not married, a court may order one parent to pay child support. Some parents find child support to be burdensome and wonder how long they will have to make these payments. In most cases,

Raising children is never cheap. When you are trying to raise yours with rising inflation and using just one income after divorce or separation, it can seem impossible. At the time of your divorce, a judge may have issued an order for your former spouse to pay child support. Too many people throughout Santa Clara