San Diego Divorce Attorneys BlogNo matter what side of the aisle you are on politically or whether you were happy or dismayed by the results, the 2016 presidential election was historic. This blog is not about the election or the candidates that were running, nor does it have anything to do with their politics or positions. This blog is […]
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Do I really need to be a Barista? – Vocational Evaluations Explained
This past holiday season I noticed a lot of commercials pandering to the coffee aficionado in all of us. Everything from the new Keurig to the admittedly hilarious George Clooney and Danny Devito commercials for Nescafé. Personally I love coffee; all kinds of coffee. So the idea of creating new caffeinated concoctions in my kitchen […]
SO YOUR EX QUIT THEIR JOB…NOW WHAT DO YOU DO? [Part Two – Spousal Support]
In Part One of this blog, I discussed the issue of income imputation (often referred to as earning capacity) in child support cases. The focus of the article was about your options if the other parent voluntarily quit their job and was seeking a modification of child support. As that blog explained income imputation (assigning […]
SO YOUR EX QUIT THEIR JOB…NOW WHAT DO YOU DO? [Part One – Child Support]
With the national economy making positive strides, and the unemployment rate down more than 4% from the same period in 2010, worry about involuntary termination of employment is less of a concern for parties’ involved in a divorce cases in California. But what happens if the other party voluntarily quits their job? The answer is […]
Can My Spouse Force me to Work?
One of the most common questions posed by supported parties to family law attorneys is “can my spouse force me to work?” Often times supported spouses are threatened by their high earning counterparts with statements like “you could be earning more money,” “you could be earning at least minimum wage” or “I am going to […]