Divorce And Child Support

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Kathy Recordon has practiced Family Law exclusively since 1980.

She has been a San Diego Superior Court Settlement Judge (Pro Tem) since 1994, helping other lawyers and their clients resolve their cases without the necessity and expense of going through with an expensive trial.

Kathy has won numerous awards and certificates including outstanding achievement and distinguished service awards for her Pro Bono work with the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program.

Kathy is a recognized expert in divorce and all aspects of family law including dissolution, paternity, alimony spousal support, divorce mediation and annulment. As well as all areas of divorce that affect children including visitation, custody, and child support.

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Under California law, spouses must support each other while living together. On the other hand, if spouses are not living together there is generally no duty of support, unless there was an explicit agreement to continue to provide support or the court...
Posted: Sep 24 2007, 10:48 PM by KathyRecordon | with no comments
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