Blog Posts in April, 2020

• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 24-Apr-2020

  Should I get a divorce right now?

  Should I get a divorce right now? Now this is the million dollar question. Should I divorce my spouse right now or wait until this pandemic is over ? Ultimately the decision is yours... but before you decide, please watch this video.

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 22-Apr-2020

  Updated Family Law Court Procedures

  In our ever changing world, it is no surprise that our court procedures are changing to meet the demands of the public. This video addresses the most recent Court updates. I highly encourage to seek the #losangelescounty website for additional ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 15-Apr-2020

  Child Support and COVID 19

  Considering 1 in 10 Americans have filed for unemployment because of COVID 19, it is no surprise that many will not be able to fulfill their child support obligations. If you are unable to pay your child support obligations, you can do something NOW!

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 14-Apr-2020

  Custody, Travel and COVID 19

  Many children are required to travel to their out of state parents for sprint break, summer breaks, etc. However, with the Shelter in Place orders issued in many states, out of state travel violates those orders. Courts do continue to encourage ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 10-Apr-2020

  Child Custody Disputes and COVID 19

  What do you do if you and your ex are simply at odds over your current custodial order and any proposed changes to address COVID 19 Concerns? This is a very hard time for everyone and at times, especially so for families required to follow a ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 9-Apr-2020

  Child Custody Orders and COVID 19

  CHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION AND COVID 19 - at least for now. 1. Currently the parties are encouraged to continue to follow their current custodial orders. As it stands now, COVID 19 is not a reason to deny parenting timre. If this is of concern to ...

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