Child and spousal support, Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce, Separation
Usually, a custodial parent is not allowed to move the children out of state without the approval of the noncustodial parent. When a custodial parent moves the children without the consent of the noncustodial parent, the noncustodial parent is often left bewildered...
Child and spousal support, Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Separation
No parent wants to find that the person knocking on their door is an investigator from California’s Child Protective Services. Child Protective Services (“CPS”) is a department within the California Department of Social Services that is charged with preventing and...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce
Are you a divorced parent wanting to modify your child custody or visitation order? Did a family law judge previously make such order? As it turns out, there are countless reasons why parents may wish to modify an existing custody order. For instance, as children...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce, Separation
‘Tis the season for more drunk drivers on the road. Studies have shown two to three more people die in alcohol-related crashes during the holiday season than any other time of the year; and 40 percent of these fatalities involve a driver impaired by alcohol. Those who...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce, Separation
The holiday season is all about coming together as a family. This is supposed to be the happiest, most stress-free time of the year, right? This is quite the opposite for divorced or separated families. Divorced or separated parents must deal with the stressor, every...
