Government,
Family
Mar. 31, 2022
Both parents may be ordered to work to support their children
In an era where more and more parties share the right and responsibility to co-parent their children, the traditional rationale for staying home to raise school-age children is no longer persuasive.
In Haley v. Antunovich, 2020 A161842 (Cal. App. 1st. Dist., March 28, 2022), father, David, and mother, Sara, shared joint legal custody of their five-year-old child.
Initially, David’s monthly income was $15,000 and he paid Sara $1,525 per month in child support. Sara also received $5,000 per month in gifts from her father; later increased to $7,500 per month.
In Feb., 2020, David moved to modify the child s...
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