Navigating a divorce in San Diego can be particularly challenging for business owners, where the stakes are high, and the complexity is amplified. In this comprehensive guide, we at JWB
The question of paternity can be a significant concern for individuals who have had children out of wedlock. Establishing paternity for legal, emotional, and financial reasons is essential. In this
In family law, the concept of supervised visitation emerges as a crucial safety measures for children whose parents exhibit behaviors that are deemed potentially harmful. This vlog aims to shed
Domestic violence can include physical, verbal, emotional, sexual, and psychological actions. Other actions, such as threats or coercive behavior can also be considered domestic violence. Without a knowledgeable domestic violence
When you are in a proceeding to decide how to share the custody and visitation of your children, many decisions must be made by you and the other parent on
There is no simple way to explain what assets and debts you should be working on dividing and resolving any disputes about in a divorce case. Keep in mind that
Anything you post on social media during a divorce can, and likely will, be used against you in your dissolution proceedings. Knowing what not to post on social media during your divorce
Divorce can be a difficult and painful process, especially when the needs of minor children must be considered above the desires of the parents. Are parents living separately? How long
What do Judges look for in deciding custody and visitation cases? What is the best way of reaching a successful child custody case in California? In custody and visitation cases
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc in our daily lives. Schools are closed, parents are working from home, and some have lost their jobs. Life is not what it was
Sometimes a family runs into problems and they get a visit from Child Welfare Services (CWS), a division of the San Diego County Health & Human Services Agency. The job of CWS is
You know the kids belong with you, but how can you show the judge that? This blog will talk through what to do (and what not to do) when determining