Bryan Driscoll, J.D.
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Legal Separation vs. Divorce in California
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Divorced Spouse Not Paying Child's Medical Bills
When your child's other parent isn't paying their share of medical bills, you have options to force them to pay. Learn more about the legal steps you…
What Rights Does a Father Have to His Children If He Doesn't Pay Child Support?
Even when a father doesn't pay child support, he still has a right to see his children. Learn what legal actions can be taken to ensure visitation.
Can Child Support Be Stopped If a Child Is Not Living With a Parent?
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What Happens at a Pretrial Hearing for Divorce?
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Can a Wife Move Back Into the House if the Divorce Is Not Final?
Until a divorce is final, both spouses usually have the right to use the marital home.