FOCUS COLUMN
By Mitchell A. Jacobs and Jami K. Fosgate With the downturn in financial markets, the crisis in the housing market and rising unemployment in California, every lawyer practicing family law should anticipate inquiries from potential, current or former clients about seeking modification of child support and spousal support due to changed financial circumstances. Two recent Court of Appeal decisions from the 4rth District, Division 3, p...
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