Social Media Can Affect a Divorce Case – Here’s How

A significant portion of the U.S. population uses social media platforms on a regular basis. Whether social media is being used for professional or personal reasons, many of us post updates or messages without a second thought for the implications a post may have. During a divorce case, an attorney could use a social media post as evidence in the case. The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers reports that nearly 80 percent of divorce lawyers use evidence from social media platforms in proceedings. Further, firms have historically used private investigators. With today’s technology and the rise in the use of...

01 July

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The Types of Spousal Support Offered in California

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Family Law, Spousal Support

In a vast majority of divorce cases, couples can work together through difficult issues, such as property division or child custody without having to go to court. Despite this, there are many couples that require judicial intervention when it comes to spousal support. If you are contemplating divorce, seek the professional support of an experieinced attorney who can advocate on your behalf. The Inland Empire family law attorneys at the Knez Law Group, LLP can represent your case. Unlike most family law matters, spousal support cases can become quite contentious, and the attorneys at the Knez Law Group, LLP understand this....

13 May

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The Modification or Termination of Alimony in California

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Divorce, Family Law, Spousal Support

In the State of California, spousal support can be awarded from one spouse to the other after a divorce or legal separation. Depending on the financial circumstances of the divorcing parties at the time of the separation, family law courts may award spousal support when one spouse needs monetary assistance as a result of unemployment or low income. Spousal support, however, may be modified or terminated if the receiving party remarries. Whether you are making spousal support payments or receiving them, understanding how a remarriage can affect the order is important. To learn more about your rights and responsibilities, discuss...

17 November

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California’s Court Ordered Child Support Law

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Divorce, Family Law

A divorce or legal separation can be a very difficult process, especially when it involves minor children. As a parent, you can rest assured that state law will ensure the interests of your child are protected. The California Family Code §3900 codifies a parent’s obligation to the support of their underage children, in a manner that is suitable to the minor’s circumstances. Every parent has an obligation to support the minor child, regardless of the parent’s marital status. When facing a marital divorce or custody dispute, being informed of the state laws regarding child support can help you protect your interests and...