Your dad has remarried. You weren’t looking forward to it because you love your mom and no one can replace her. What do you do when your step-mom turns out to be a wonderful, loving and caring mom? You really like her, but you don’t want your biological mom to know – you don’t want… Continue reading →
Posts Tagged ‘legal rights’
Domestic partnerships
A domestic same-sex partnership in California is a legal relationship. It allows the couple the same rights, benefits and protection as a married couple. In addition, it is subject to the same responsibilities, obligations and duties. California Family Code Section 297 states, “Domestic partners are two adults who have chosen to share one another’s lives… Continue reading →
Parental visitation rights
One of the most sacred rights of a parent is the right to spend time with your child. Visitation is a right, not a privilege. Parents who have the potential to endanger their children may be allowed supervised visits. Parents who are loving and caring, and will not endanger their children, do not require supervision…. Continue reading →
Getting ready for court
Being ready for your court appearance is very important. You will be judged on truthfulness and accuracy regarding the facts of your case. Other tips to make sure you are ready for your day in court include: · Dress professionally · Review important records and documents in advance – be prepared · Always be polite… Continue reading →
Unmarried couple and ownership of real estate
Are you in a relationship without the benefit of marriage? Have you recently moved into your partner’s home? What happens if the relationship ends? If your relationship ends because the two of you no longer want to be together, chances are one of you will not be happy and you will not remain friendly. There… Continue reading →
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