by Steven Fernandez | Jul 27, 2015 | Finances, Spousal Support
Income comes into play in many aspects of a divorce. Child support and spousal support, along with the division of assets, require information about both spouses’ income to be calculated according to California family law statute.This income information includes how...
by Steven Fernandez | Jul 24, 2015 | Assets, Divorce Process, Finances
A divorce in California can take as little as six months to well over a year. California residents must wait six months, starting from the date of service upon your spouse, before the divorce can be finalized.There are many reasons why a divorce would take more than...
by Steven Fernandez | Jul 23, 2015 | Divorce Process, Finances, Taxes
Divorces can be expensive and often bring about significant changes to your finances. If you are going through a divorce, you may be wondering if any of the costs associated with it, such as court and attorney fees, are tax deductible. In general, the IRS does not...
by Steven Fernandez | Jul 17, 2015 | Child Custody, Finances
Child support is calculated based off of the state of California’s standardized child support guideline calculator. The calculator determines child support using several pieces of information but it mainly takes into consideration the income of the two parents and the...
by Steven Fernandez | Jul 16, 2015 | Assets, Finances, Property Division
Dealing with the dividing of family finances is often one of the most contested areas of a divorce. Couples with significant assets, an overall high net-worth or with issues of self-employment or business ownership may face more difficulties when approaching divorce...
by Steven Fernandez | Jul 14, 2015 | Child Support, Finances
California child support law views a parent’s financial responsibility to raise their child as non-negotiable. For this reason, child support is calculated based off a statewide, standard guideline calculator that seeks to determine child support in a way that...
