Going through a divorce is hard, regardless of how amicable the spouses are with one another. Even when it’s the best option for both of you, ending a marriage can
How do I change my Family Court order? When should I do it? The short answer is, when it no longer serves the needs of your family. For example, if
If you are unhappy with your current custody plan, or need to create a new one, you may ask the court for assistance. To do that, you will need to
It happens. Sometimes we do not know who the biological father of a child is. It is important information to know because paternity has an effect on health issues, and
Heightened anxiety and uncertainty in the world often result in significant family distress, including a surge in domestic violence incidents. As a family law practice, we need to show up for
If you are involved in a family court case in San Diego County and there are issues of child custody rights and visitation, at some point you will need to go through
Is it legal to record your spouse? The simple answer is no, it is not legal to record your spouse unless that person consents to being recorded. Under California Penal Code section
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
JWB Family Law was honored to be featured in the May/June 2019 issue of the Journal for the San Diego County Bar Association’s (SDCBA). In her article titled “How to
You often hear of women obtaining a paternity test from a man. But what about when a man wants to know whether he’s a parent or not? This blog will
A Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Order (DVTRO) is issued by the court to help protect individuals from threats of abuse or actual abuse from someone with whom they have a close relationship.
