Still cooling off from its explosive emergence into the family law arena in late-April, the holding in the recent California …
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Still cooling off from its explosive emergence into the family law arena in late-April, the holding in the recent California …
Continue reading “New Case Governing Custodial Parents’ Right To Relocate May Obscure Precedent”
When one parent wishes to move so far away from the other that normal visitation cannot take place, the automatic …
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Pendente Lite Orders and Final Orders Final custody orders and pendente lite (temporary) orders are actually very different in …
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May a Responsive Declaration make a request for affirmative relief? Yes. It is not unusual to have a …
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In a recent child custody case, the trial court separated siblings due to their “influence” on each other, and awarded …
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In a dispute between parents over custody of their children the court awards custody based upon the children’s best interests. …
Clients often ask if their child custody order is the “final” order. The answer to that question can be yes …
Divorcing couples disputing over child custody and visitation issues may face a long and difficult path to resolution. California courts …
Child custody and visitation disputes often involve long and emotionally difficult paths toward resolution. California courts typically have programs in …
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Paternity and custody cases often become highly contentious when parents live in different states or when one parent moves with …
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