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What effect will my divorce have on my children?
... What effect will my divorce have on my children? Find out more about our Resident Experts Heart & Mind: Children & Divorce QUICK TAKES: Q & A By Richard A. Shulman , Ph.D. Question: I've been considering divorce for a long time. What ...
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10 Ways to Help Your Children Through Divorce
... 10 Ways to Help Your Children Through Divorce Find out more about our Resident Experts Heart & Mind: Top Ten 10 WAYS TO HELP YOUR CHILDREN THROUGH DIVORCE ...
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Resources for Children and Divorce
... Resources for Children and Divorce Heart & Mind: Children & Divorce OTHER RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN AND DIVORCE University of Missouri-Columbia Sara Gable, State Specialist, Human Development and Family Studies Kelly Cole, ...
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Today's Article from the Divorce Library TERMINATION OF SPOUSAL SUPPORT by Aaron Dishon, Esq. Contrary to popular opinion, there is no such thing as "lifetime spousal support." In many cases where the court has ordered a long-term support obligation, it is still possible to step-down and ultimately terminate spousal support over time. It is important for the supporting spouse to ensure that at the time of Judgment that the court issue a "Gavron Warning" in which the court states that it is the policy of the State that the supported spouse make efforts to become self-supporting within a reasonable period of time. Family Code Section 4320 (k) provides "The goal that the supported party shall be self-supporting within a reasonable period of time." In short-term marriage this is presumed to be one-half the length of the marriage. Clearly, Spousal Support is not meant to last forever. Therefore, the supporting spouse has some hope of terminating spousal support even in marriages of long duration. A recent appellate decision the court ruled that the duty of a supporting spouse to continue to work to support their ex-spouse ends at age 65 upon eligibility for retirement. If you live in Southern California, and would like advice about children and divorce or other family law or estate planning issues, please setup an initial divorce consultation today. Would you like to know more about children and divorce?
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