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How Is Child Support Determined?

One of the frequent questions that comes up during a divorce is, “Will I have to pay child support?” or “Will I get child support?”

At the Law Offices, we can provide you with an immediate answer to that question. Child support is based on a formula under the California Child Support Guidelines. That formula is based primarily on each spouse’s income and the physical custody arrangements. We know the formula, so we can provide you with a fast answer to your question.

How Much Child Support? After a Free Consultation, You’ll Know
Call us or send us an e-mail to talk to an experienced Corona child support lawyer about the amount of child support that you may be required to pay or you may receive.

Careful Handling of Child Support Is Required

Just because child support is determined by a formula doesn’t mean that this aspect of your case can simply be glossed over. That is definitely not the case.

A formula is only as good as the numbers entered into it. Our attorneys will take great care to see that the income amounts entered are correct. Unfortunately, divorce cases frequently become battles. Spouses may misreport their income in an attempt to pay less child support or receive more. We take great care to overcome these challenges in pursuit of a fair outcome.

Furthermore, if there is any reason to deviate from the formula to achieve a fair outcome, we will look for the opportunity to do so. There are a variety of reasons that the guidelines can be deviated from. We know why and we know how.

We Keep Fees Reasonable

Can experienced family law representation come at reasonable fees?

We believe it can. We keep our fees reasonable, partly because we do not add phone calls between you and us to your bill. From your initial consultation on, all calls are free.

Our Riverside support modifications attorneys are available to serve people in Riverside County, as well as the surrounding parts of California.

Family Law

Corona Child Custody Lawyers: Serving Riverside, Corona, Norco and Surrounding Areas

How to Approach Custody and Visitation Plans

In Riverside, Corona, Norco, and surrounding areas, the courts have a specific way of approaching child custody and visitation arrangements. They want as much co-parenting as possible. The courts would prefer to see time divided evenly between both parents.

Sometimes things just don’t work out that way. At the Law Offices, we will stand by your side to pursue child custody and visitation arrangements that make sense for you and your family. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation. Our Corona child custody lawyers are ready to help you and your family.

Considering All the Variables

A lot of factors need to be considered when making decisions about child custody and visitation plans (also known as “parenting plans”). One of the most important is the number of hours that you’re actually available to spend with your children.

For example, on the surface, having custody for four days may seem better than having custody for two days. However, if those four days are during the week when you’re away at work, they may not be as valuable as two weekend days that you can share with your children.

You want to be able to spend quality parenting time. Our Corona family law attorneys have the experience to consider all of the variables and help you make the decisions about your parenting plan that will be most valuable to you in the long run — and limit the need for you to come back to court for modifications to these orders later. In the event of a relocation or move-away, we can assist in seeking or contesting a modification that reflects this.

Child Custody Impacts Other Aspects of Divorce

In addition to considering all of the variables when deciding on child custody and visitation arrangements, we will also work with you to ensure that you understand how the arrangements can impact other areas of your divorce or domestic partnership dissolution.

Your custody plans can also impact your child support payments. In the settlement negotiations process, child support payments can tie into the property division aspect of your case. It is important to remember that all of these components are intertwined. We will not lose sight of the big picture.

We Keep Fees Reasonable

Our lawyers believe that effective legal representation can come at reasonable fees. We keep our fees reasonable, partly because we do not add phone calls between you and us to your bill. From your initial consultation on, all calls are free.

Corona Hidden Assets Lawyers

Is Your Spouse Hiding Assets?

Many times when one party in a divorce does not fully disclose all assets, forensic accounting is required. If you are seeking a divorce and you believe your spouse is hiding assets or has off-shore accounts, the family law attorneys at the Law Offices of John Joseph Buckey, Jr. and Associates, can assist you.

Our Corona hidden assets lawyers have extensive experience in divorce cases involving hidden assets and forensic accounting. At our law firm, we understand the anxiety and stress of divorce, particularly when it comes to property division. We strive to make sure our clients receive their full and fair share of assets. We are highly-skilled trial attorneys as well as effective negotiators able to represent our clients well in settlement negotiations or in mediation.

Call us or send us an e-mail to discuss your property division and hidden assets case. Our experienced divorce attorneys will listen to your unique needs and concerns during a free initial consultation.

Highly-Skilled Forensic Accounting Services

In California, any property obtained during the marriage is known as “community property.” All community property is subject to the division of assets. When a party hides assets or fails to properly disclose all assets, there is not a fair and accurate record of all relevant community property.

Our attorneys will work closely with you to determine if your spouse is hiding assets and if so, discovering any hidden assets. Our firm utilizes the expertise of forensic accountants, CPAs, financial appraisers, art appraisers, property valuators and any other type of professional required for your case.

We generally go through the court and seek a forensic accountant ordered in what is called a “730 forensic accountant expert.” The expert is then judge ordered. The goal is to determine the location of hidden assets as well as their value.

Contact Us for Experienced Eastvale Forensic Accounting Attorneys
We provide people with effective asset division representation at a reasonable fee. One reason our fees are reasonable is that we do not add phone calls between you and us to your bill. From your initial consultation on, all calls are free.

We’re ready to protect your interests. Call us or send us an e-mail to schedule a free initial consultation.