| Intentional Tort Actions between Parent and Child |
| Even states that retain the traditional parental immunity for negligence, or for acts within the areas of parental discretion and authority, do not immunize parental sexual molestation of a minor child. These states may allow a specific exception to parental immunity for child sexual abuse for all willful, wanton, or malicious acts causing injury to children or for intentional felonious conduct. More... |
| Child Support |
| Every child, including an adopted child, has a right to be supported by their parents. Every parent, either custodial or non-custodial, has an obligation to financially support his or her child.More... |
| Parental Duties and Rights |
| Parental Duties * Support. A parent is legally required to provide food, clothing, shelter, and medical care for his or her child. A parent's duty to support a child ends when the child is no longer a minor (at age 18 in most states), the child gets married, the child leaves the parent's home and becomes self-sufficient, or the parent's parental rights are legally terminated. More... |
| Financial Power of Attorney |
| A power of attorney is a document in which one individual gives another individual, the agent, the power to make decisions on their behalf in the event that they become incapacitated or if they are directed to perform. A financial power of attorney gives power over an individual's financial affairs. More... |
| Abortion and Consent |
| The medical procedure of abortion is one of the most performed procedures in the United States. Prior to a woman seeking an abortion she should have sufficient information about the procedure. In some states abortion clinics may make the woman wait a period of time prior to performing the procedure. The most common period of time is a 24-hour window between the time that the woman enters the clinic requesting an abortion and the time that the procedure is actually performed. More... |
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evan t. sussman
a professional law corporation Certified Family Law Specialist -- Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Visitation Rights, Spousal Support, Estate Planning and Probate |
433 North Camden Drive, Suite 600 Beverly Hills, California 90210 Telephone: 1-888-589-3554 Fax: 310-288-1992 |
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