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Barbara Zipperman Law Office

Divorce
When a divorce decree becomes final, it establishes the new rules between you and your now former spouse. Adhering to the provisions of the decree will help you move on with the new chapter in your life. However, circumstances may change, requiring changes or modifications to the support or custody provisions of the divorce decree. Attorney Barbara Irshay Zipperman helps clients in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, and those in the San Fernando Valley in modifying divorce agreements.

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Phone: (818) 995-8600

Address: 15300 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403

Website: https://www.zippermanlaw.com

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Barbara Zipperman Law Office

Divorce
When a divorce decree becomes final, it establishes the new rules between you and your now former spouse. Adhering to the provisions of the decree will help you move on with the new chapter in your life. However, circumstances may change, requiring changes or modifications to the support or custody provisions of the divorce decree. Attorney Barbara Irshay Zipperman helps clients in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, and those in the San Fernando Valley in modifying divorce agreements.
Child Support
There are millions of divorced parents who pay or receive child support. Federal legislation and uniform state laws exist to make enforcement and collection of child support easier across the country. That being said, each state has its own guidelines and formulas for establishing child support, and its own infrastructure for collecting it. If you have questions about the child support laws in CA, the rules for child support collection and enforcement that apply to your particular situation, contact a family law attorney at Barbara Irshay Zipperman in Encino to schedule a consultation.
Child Custody and Visitation
When parents divorce, it is vitally important to learn about the child custody and visitation options that are available and the legal standards that apply. In many cases, divorcing couples can ultimately agree on custody and visitation issues without the need for a court order. When an agreement cannot be reached, though, knowledgeable advice and representation from a family law attorney at Barbara Irshay Zipperman in Encino, CA, can make a huge difference.
Adoption
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Because marriage is a legal and financial arrangement, it may be wise to consult with an attorney at Barbara Irshay Zipperman about the advantages of premarital and prenuptial agreements beforehand.
Spousal Support
Some states do still require a legal reason before a divorce will be granted. These are called "fault-based divorces." Those states requiring a showing of fault have statutes that specifically outline the different types of conduct that must be shown before a divorce can be granted. Some of the more common types of fault that may be grounds for divorce are: adultery, mental illness, being convicted of a felony, abandonment, alcohol/drug abuse, cruelty, impotency, passing a sexually transmitted disease to your partner, and bigamy. Some states have both fault-based and no-fault divorces available. Even if fault is not required to obtain a divorce, it may play a role in determining whether an award of spousal support is appropriate.
Legal Separation
Temporary hearings. The family court holds a temporary hearing shortly after the initial legal separation or divorce papers are filed. If custody is contested at this point, the court will issue a temporary custody order that will be in effect until the court enters its final divorce decree.
Child Abuse
Formerly the National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information and the National Adoption Information Clearinghouse (NAIC), the Child Welfare Information Gateway provides access to information and resources to help protect children and strengthen families.

Wrongful Death
There are numerous personal and legal benefits to marriage. For example, there are both federal and state laws that provide various rights only to married people. Other positives associated with marriage include Social Security survivor benefits, inheritance and property rights, the ability to sue third parties for the wrongful death of a spouse or for loss of consortium, and the right to make medical decisions on a spouse's behalf as well as have access to sensitive health information.

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