A person in California can carefully execute a comprehensive estate plan, with the hopes of making it clear what their wishes are with regards to who will inherit what, as well as what end-of-life care they desire. Yet, no matter how detailed their estate plan is, once they pass on, there is always the potential for litigation. Grief aside, sometimes, an heir has a legitimate reason to contest a will or trust.
Even a comprehensive estate plan could be subject to litigation
What spousal support factors will California courts consider?
Unlike child support, there is no statutory formula for calculating spousal support. When a judge is issuing a final order for spousal support, under California Family Code, Section 4320, he or she may take the following factors into account.
