Custody Schedules in California—Setting the Right Schedule
Parents in California are often so worried about “getting” custody that they don’t focus enough on the details regarding parenting time. The details of a
March 14, 2024
Parents in California are often so worried about “getting” custody that they don’t focus enough on the details regarding parenting time. The details of a
Custody in California is not the one-sided contest that it used to be. Not so long ago, mothers were presumed to be the best caregivers
The subject of child custody is often a pivotal and deeply emotional point of contention in family law cases. As a father in California, you
The law used to presume that mothers were the best natural custodians and caregivers of their children, and many times a mother could gain full
Custody battles often form the most contentious and painful part of a divorce. Advice and advocacy from an experienced attorney can help you achieve your
The state of California provides grandparents with certain rights, but what do those rights include? Do you have the right to see your grandchildren if
A right of first refusal is common in contracts, but not as well known when it comes to child custody in California. When a right
Making decisions about child custody is a crucial aspect of divorce proceedings in California, and of course it is also critical for parents who never
A Move Away case is one where a parent seeks to relocate to some other geographic area with a child they share with a parent
It’s the most wonderful time of the year…it’s also the busiest and can be the most stressful time for families with parents who are separated
Changes in how autism is defined means more children more eligible for diagnosis. Efforts in professional communities in the past 15 years have improved our understanding of ASD. More children are being evaluated, there are more avenues of support for children and their families. Subsequently, professionals working in family law courts have more exposure to children with ASD as well
Prepare for a deposition by understanding how to listen for the call of the question, and speak only to what the opposing party is asking.