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Domestic Violence and Spousal Support
In Priem v. Priem the court denied temporary spousal support to the wife pending the dissolution of marriage, because the wife previously entered a nolo contendere plea to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. FACTUAL BACKGROUND LEADING TO THE DISSOLUTION The … Continue reading
In an Orange County Divorce, Can a Judge Reallocate a Temporary Order of Child Support to Spousal Support at the Time of Trial?
In Re Marriage of Macmanus decided the issue of whether a temporary order of child support can be reallocated to spousal support at the time of trial. FACTUAL BACKGROUND LEADING TO THE DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE The parties in Macmanus had … Continue reading
