Compassionate and Experienced Representation in San Jose and the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. The Law Office of Matthew J. Rudy is a full service family law firm, counseling and advising clients engaged in matrimonial disputes.
The firm represents clients with family law issues in San Jose, Santa Clara County, and the Greater San Francisco Bay Area, including divorce, child custody, child support, and visitation, spousal support, domestic violence, grandparent rights, property characterization and the division of property.Every client engaged in divorce has a unique set of needs and priorities.
As a divorce lawyer in San Jose, Matthew J. Rudy is committed to addressing those needs on an individualized basis. While thorough and assertive, we counsel clients to resolve their cases in novel and creative ways in order to minimize the emotional strife attendant to divorce. We seek to resolve divorces and other family law disputes in an efficient and cost effective manner, whether through a negotiated settlement or litigation in court.
The firm represents clients with family law issues in San Jose, Santa Clara County, and the Greater San Francisco Bay Area, including divorce, child custody, child support, and visitation, spousal support, domestic violence, grandparent rights, property characterization and the division of property.Every client engaged in divorce has a unique set of needs and priorities.
As a divorce lawyer in San Jose, Matthew J. Rudy is committed to addressing those needs on an individualized basis. While thorough and assertive, we counsel clients to resolve their cases in novel and creative ways in order to minimize the emotional strife attendant to divorce. We seek to resolve divorces and other family law disputes in an efficient and cost effective manner, whether through a negotiated settlement or litigation in court.
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Matthew J. Rudy is the founding attorney of The Law Office of Matthew J. Rudy.
A San Jose native, Matthew has been providing family law solutions throughout Santa Clara County and the greater Bay Area since his graduation from the Santa Clara University School of Law in 2007.
A graduate of San Jose's Mount Pleasant High School, Matthew attended college at Fordham University's Rose Hill Campus in the Bronx, New York.
An eight-time Academic All-American and four-year varsity starter on Fordham's Division I men's water polo team, Matthew graduated from the Fordham College Honor's Program with a double major in Political Science and History.
A San Jose native, Matthew has been providing family law solutions throughout Santa Clara County and the greater Bay Area since his graduation from the Santa Clara University School of Law in 2007.
A graduate of San Jose's Mount Pleasant High School, Matthew attended college at Fordham University's Rose Hill Campus in the Bronx, New York.
An eight-time Academic All-American and four-year varsity starter on Fordham's Division I men's water polo team, Matthew graduated from the Fordham College Honor's Program with a double major in Political Science and History.
If you are contemplating divorce, or have recently filed or been served with a petition and summons initiating divorce proceedings (also referred to as dissolution of marriage proceedings) you may wish to contact The Law Office of Matthew J. Rudy for a free one-hour consultation.
Even if your case has been pending for months or years, a consultation with The Law Office of Matthew J. Rudy may help you identify how to narrow the remaining issues and expedite a resolution to your divorce.
It is not unusual for a divorce to address issues pertaining to child custody and visitation, child support, temporary spousal support and permanent spousal support, characterization, valuation and division of property, a determination regarding the validity of a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement or even domestic violence.
Even if your case has been pending for months or years, a consultation with The Law Office of Matthew J. Rudy may help you identify how to narrow the remaining issues and expedite a resolution to your divorce.
It is not unusual for a divorce to address issues pertaining to child custody and visitation, child support, temporary spousal support and permanent spousal support, characterization, valuation and division of property, a determination regarding the validity of a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement or even domestic violence.
Child support proceedings in California are almost exclusively determined by using a computer software program that bases child support on the income of each party and the amount of time that each parent has custody of their children.
Unfortunately, California's child support guidelines are so complicated that they have earned unfavorable comparisons to the Internal Revenue Code's taxation provisions.
Given the use of a complex formula to determine child support in California, a dispute regarding the calculation of child support is likely to focus on the numbers input into the program.
Unfortunately, California's child support guidelines are so complicated that they have earned unfavorable comparisons to the Internal Revenue Code's taxation provisions.
Given the use of a complex formula to determine child support in California, a dispute regarding the calculation of child support is likely to focus on the numbers input into the program.
The most important issue for any parent going through a divorce is a determination of the child custody and visitation schedules and orders to be made for their children.
Each county has somewhat different child custody procedures.
California law generally requires that the parents participate in mediation before the Court will make orders with regards to child custody and visitation.
In some counties, Santa Clara County being one example, the mediation process is confidential and to the extent that mediation does not result in an agreement the proceedings remain confidential.
Each county has somewhat different child custody procedures.
California law generally requires that the parents participate in mediation before the Court will make orders with regards to child custody and visitation.
In some counties, Santa Clara County being one example, the mediation process is confidential and to the extent that mediation does not result in an agreement the proceedings remain confidential.
Unfortunately a divorce, dissolution of domestic partnership or paternity case does not always end when a final judgment is filed with the Court.
Particularly with child custody and visitation issues, child support issues and spousal support issues it is necessary to revisit and modify the orders set forth in the judgment months, years or even decades after the fact.
Post-judgment modification proceedings may involve a modification of child custody and visitation orders or the termination or modification of child support or spousal support.
Particularly with child custody and visitation issues, child support issues and spousal support issues it is necessary to revisit and modify the orders set forth in the judgment months, years or even decades after the fact.
Post-judgment modification proceedings may involve a modification of child custody and visitation orders or the termination or modification of child support or spousal support.
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