Glendora Family Law Attorneys
Child Support - Alimony - Enforcement - Modification - DCSS Hearing
California child support is typically determined by the California Child Support Guidelines. The Guidelines take into account a number of factors, and there are special circumstances where you can request a deviation from them.
Call (626) 914-2791 to discuss a child support issue with a family law attorney who is also a California Board-certified family law specialist (certified by the State Bar of California).
At Stettner & Morris, our practice is focused on family law, including child support issues. Our lawyers are Board-certified family law specialists (certified by the State Bar of California), with over 45 years of combined experience, and our collaborative approach gives you the benefit of that experience.
We also handle spousal support matters (alimony). In California, there are different factors that go into determining whether alimony will be awarded and, if so, how much. One major factor is the length of time you have been married. If it is more than 10 years, then you are treated differently than if less than 10 years. Contact us for more information about alimony or to discuss your situation.
Child Support Enforcement
We have extensive experience with child support enforcement, including handling collections on behalf of clients as well as defending those against whom child support is sought. We have child support enforcement experience for hearings in family law court as well as hearings with the Department of Child Support Services (DCSS).
If you have a child support enforcement issue, whether you are seeking to collect past child support or whether you are being accused as a "deadbeat dad," contact us to determine how we can help you.
Child Support Modification and Alimony Termination
We also represent parties in child support modification matters, as well as alimony termination and modification matters. For child support modifications or for spousal support modifications or alimony terminations, there must be a significant change in circumstances. For example, remarriage is a significant change of circumstance that will entitle you to terminate alimony or spousal support, but you still need to file the applicable papers.
To discuss your child support or alimony issue with an experienced family law attorney, please schedule a confidential consultation by calling us at (626) 914-2791 or by filling out the family law intake form on our Contact page. We can provide you with experienced, dedicated, knowledgeable advice and representation; call today.
Because your future matters, retain a California Board-certified family law specialist to represent you in your divorce or family matter.
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