Help-U-File Family Law

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Do this, not that - good tips.

FWIW - Some of these may help.

Pray you don't need this information, but if you do, here it is.

This can be very scary for children, especially when they do not have complete information.

Even stretched out across your couch these activities still sound fun (although some are expensive). Do you all have any ideas for mother's day in quarantine? Share your ideas!

"Emergency rule 13 gives judges discretion to backdate the modified support order starting from when the person seeking the change mailed or served the request on the other party, rather than the date the request was filed with the court." Make sure you read this article to see if your orders are affected or can be altered because of COVID-19!

"On April 16, 2020, Governor Newsom signed Executive Order N-52-20, which affects the interception of federal stimulus checks. " Follow this link for information on how this may influence what you receive in your stimulus check: https://childsupport.ca.gov/covid-19-updates/ What are your thoughts on taking money from the stimulus package to pay for support payments?

Being stuck at home is tough. Having kids there and trying to make sure they are engaged is even tougher. If you are trying to figure out what to do, minus the screens, to keep the kids occupied this list may (mostly) be helpful! https://bestlifeonline.com/indoor-activities-kids/

If a child happened to be at your home when ‘shelter in place’ took hold, that’s just the way the cards landed, These are trying times for everyone. Safety is the number one priority in this pandemic. Please take a moment to read this woman's take and remember when co-parenting we are all in this together.

The Findings and Orders after Hearing (FOAH) is important. Make sure that everything is done in an appropriate order.

Wondering how wage garnishments work? This may shed some light on when and how an order is enforced.

As of the morning of March 18th, 2020, the courts have stated they will remain closed until April 16th, 2020. We're staying open to allow some of our staff to work and respond to emergencies or domestic violence We can still draft and file pleadings and other things like disclosures, but all court appearance dates have been postponed and rescheduled. We are available to customers and will keep them up to date on the status of their case. We will continue to operate via vi...rtual meetings and telephone consults, limiting in-person consultations to a minimum. If you need a meeting in person, we will sanitize the office after each and every visit. We will remain open until told otherwise by the state. These are trying times for our country, for its people and for us, our business and employees. We hope we will continue to be able to serve you once this pandemic has met its end. Until that point in time, please stay safe and healthy. We wish you all the best. Please check our webpage or Facebook page for any changes to our hours of operation and updates on the courts.

People forget number 1 fairly often - if the situation has changed, the support might need to be changed, too.

Our average fees are much less than $1000 per person for most cases.

Anything that will make communication easier is a good thing.