What Are the Rights and Responsibilities of Unmarried Parents in Child Custody Cases? Whether you’re married to your child’s other parent or not, the law upholds that you must be responsible for your child’s needs, no matter how messy your separation or divorce was. Custody is an often contentious issue when parents separate, and it […]
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What Types of Child Custody Exist in California? Navigating child custody cases can be emotionally charged and stressful for all parties involved. Mediation offers a constructive alternative to traditional litigation, allowing parents to engage in open dialogue and collaboratively develop solutions that prioritize the best interests of their children. By embracing mediation, you can foster
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California has made significant strides in recognizing and protecting fathers’ rights regarding family law and parental rights. Courts no longer automatically grant primary custody of children to the mother, which leaves fathers with limited visitation rights. Today, the legal landscape has evolved to promote equal rights for both parents and shared responsibilities. Legal Custody vs.
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Do You Need a Lawyer for Child Custody in California? When you are in the middle of a divorce battle or need to settle child custody matters with your ex-spouse, you may wonder if there are any benefits of investing in an attorney – or if simply taking a do-it-yourself approach would be best. Our
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How Do I Transfer My Out-Of-State Child Custody Order to California? Are you considering moving to California, or have you recently moved here and had a child custody order issued in another state? If so, it is crucial to understand whether your current order can be transferred to California and the steps required for this
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When you are going through a divorce that involves children or separating from the person you share a child with, you can create a parenting plan with the other parent. To do this, you and your ex-partner must agree about the terms of the plan including when you will each spend time with the child
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The life you and your spouse have during the divorce process may not be the same life you live post-divorce. People sometimes move to be closer to family, for a new job, or simply just to get a fresh start in life. In most cases, these moves still make child custody visitation possible. However, sometimes
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Child custody orders are legally-binding and there are harsh penalties for parents who choose not to comply with them. What happens, though, when a child refuses visitation? Children may at first show reluctance to visit a non-custodial parent before flat out refusing to go. So, is this allowed by the courts in California, and how
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Once all terms of a divorce, including property division and child custody, have been resolved, the judge overseeing the case will issue a divorce decree. The divorce decree outlines the terms, as well as each party’s rights and responsibilities after the divorce. The terms outlined in the divorce decree are final and legally binding and
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