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Navigating Mediation with Confidence: Trust The Tabo Law Firm

November 19, 2024

At The Tabo Law Firm, we are dedicated to empowering our clients throughout the mediation process. Many individuals mistakenly believe that the mediator's recommendations are final. However, it’s essential to recognize that the ultimate decision rests with the judge, not the mediator. While a mediator's report can influence the judge's ruling, it does not seal your fate. We have the option to submit a supplemental declaration that introduces additional evidence, arguing why the mediator’s recommendations should be reconsidered or adjusted. This ensures that your voice and perspective remain pivotal in shaping the outcome of your case. Our experienced team understands that navigating the complexities of family law can be daunting. We’re here to guide you, ensuring your voice is heard and your rights are protected. Your case is unique, and we are committed to presenting the best arguments to persuade the judge in your favor. Don’t let the mediator's report dictate your future. With The Tabo Law Firm by your side, you have a partner who will fight for your interests and work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome for you and your family. Call us today at 916-866-8856 to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward securing your future!

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Why You Can’t Waive Child Support in a Prenup

By The Tabo Law Firm • January 29, 2025
At The Tabo Law Firm, we know how important it is to protect your interests with a strong, enforceable premarital agreement. But when it comes to child support, there’s one thing you absolutely cannot do: waive it. California law makes it clear—child support is always modifiable based on change in circumstances. You can’t use a prenup to eliminate or limit this right because child support is designed to protect the best interests of the child, not the parents. Including provisions that violate this law will render your agreement unenforceable. When drafting premarital agreements, enforceability is our top priority. We ensure that every provision complies with California law, so your agreement stands up in court. Including anything illegal, such as an attempt to waive child support, undermines the entire contract and risks getting it thrown out. If you're considering a prenup, don’t leave its enforceability to chance. At The Tabo Law Firm, we specialize in crafting agreements that protect your interests while standing firm under California law. Call us today at 916-866-8856 to schedule a consultation and ensure your premarital agreement is legally sound and enforceable. Don’t risk your future—let’s secure it together!
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