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Montenegro Orders: What Are They And How Do They Affect Custody And Visitation?
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?
May a Responsive Declaration make a request for affirmative relief? Yes. It is not unusual to have a …
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Keeping Children Together – More On Siblings Rights
In a recent child custody case, the trial court separated siblings due to their “influence” on each other, and awarded …
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Can a Child Custody Order Be Changed? Understanding Custody Modifications and Your Legal Rights
Clients often ask if their child custody order is the “final” order. The answer to that question can be yes …
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How Child Abuse Allegations Impact Divorce and Custody Decisions?
Allegations of child abuse during a divorce can have a profound effect on custody arrangements, visitation rights, and the overall …
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Home State Jurisdiction
Paternity actions are often contentious, but when one parent has moved with the child, multiple factors must be considered. One …
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Best Evidence for Child Custody: Strategies for Collecting Proof
Why Evidence Matters in Child Custody and Co-Parenting After Divorce? In child custody cases following a divorce, presenting the best …
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Five Ways to Lose Your Child in a Custody Case
There is no better way to lose custody than to demonstrate to a judge that you are not involved in …
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Family Court Mediation Services
California’s Family Code requires that when there are contested custody or visitation issues regarding minor children, the parties must attempt …
