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In response to rapidly developing public announcements related to Coronavirus, Cage & Miles can support consults and cases remotely due to our cutting edge technology for all employees and our cloud based firm management system. Our people can work remotely on all facets of client cases. In the unfortunate event that one or more of our people are exposed to the virus, our clients’ work does not need to stop. All client files are uploaded, secured and safely backed up on the cloud. We have contingency plans in place at our two offices to see that correspondence from the court, case professionals, opposing counsel, and service providers gets uploaded to our clients’ secured cloud file so our people can work remotely. We are ready, willing and able to keep your case moving forward during these uncertain times. Please contact us if you have questions about how public announcements affect your case.

Blog Posts in February, 2016

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  • Duty to Support Adult Children
    Duty to Support Adult Children

    In most cases, child support orders include language that states the obligation to support continues only until the age of 18 or graduation from high school if the child turns 18 in their senior year. ...

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  • Rights for Cohabitating Unmarried Couples
    Rights for Cohabitating Unmarried Couples

    The property and spousal support rights and obligations found in the California Family Code are applied when a valid marriage or registered domestic partnership exists. If a couple decides to only ...

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  • California Appellate Court Affirms Extensive Grandparent Visitation
    California Appellate Court Affirms Extensive Grandparent Visitation

    In the case Stuard v. Stuard before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the two parties fighting over custody of a young girl are not husband and wife. The parties are actually father and grandfather, ...

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  • Termination of Spousal Support
    Termination of Spousal Support

    Spousal support orders are intended to support a non-earning or low-earning spouse for a certain amount of time, depending on the length of the marriage. Divorcing parties are welcome to agree to the ...

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  • Setting Aside a Child Support Order from DCSS
    Setting Aside a Child Support Order from DCSS

    If a parent or child is receiving cash aid from the State of California , a request for the parent receiving welfare will automatically be forwarded to the Department of Child Support Services (DCSS). ...

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  • California on its Way to Becoming a Majority-Single State
    California on its Way to Becoming a Majority-Single State

    According to the latest U.S. Census statistics, only about 51% of Californians over the age of 18 are married, which is down from 74% in 1960. The percentage of Californians who have never been ...

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