Paternity issues can arise out of many situations. In many cases, a man may want to establish his parental rights or he may be questioning if he is actually the father of the child. Whatever your issues may be, it is important to get the help of a knowledgeable Orange County Family lawyer who understands… Continue reading →
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What is the difference between legal and physical custody?
It is preferred by the court that the couple works out custody and visitation rights on their own. If an agreement cannot be reached, however, the court will step in and work on the principle of what they believe to be the best interests of the child in question. The number one custody option is… Continue reading →
Divorce and child support
Every parent wants the assurance that his or her child will get everything he or she needs. This is especially true when divorce breaks up a family. That assurance requires financial support. When a couple divorces and there are children involved, the family court considers the following factors when determining child support: The income of… Continue reading →
Do you need a restraining order?
During the emotionally difficult time leading to and during the divorce process, it is not uncommon for a spouse to suffer from physical abuse or threatening behavior. Despite the understandable stress of your situation, it is never okay for domestic violence to occur. Are you a victim of domestic violence? If so, you need to… Continue reading →
Child support modification
After a court order is entered, it is frequently necessary to go back to court to have the order changed or modified. After all, the judicial determination of child support is not set in stone. Over time, things change. Most of the time it is because a parent needs more income for the children or… Continue reading →
Military divorce laws
A California military divorce is slightly different than a typical civilian divorce. There are specific California and Federal laws that apply in order to protect active duty military members. These laws basically protect an active military member from being divorced without knowing it. According to the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, 50 UCS, Section… Continue reading →
Temporary child visitation
Resolving child custody and visitation issues during a divorce can be very challenging. However, no matter how much stress is involved, you and your spouse need to put your differences aside and act in the best interest of your child. After the initial divorce papers are filed, the family court will hold a hearing to… Continue reading →
Can’t follow the parenting plan?
California law requires a couple with children who are divorcing to come up with a parenting plan that works for all concerned. If they cannot, the court will make sure they attend mediation for help. If this does not work, the judge will determine the parenting plan for them. It is always better when the… Continue reading →
Third-party custody
Child custody issues do not always pertain to divorce. Issues sometimes come into play when a couple has a child and has never married. Now, they are breaking up and a custody dispute arises. Today, with so many blended and extended families, someone other than the biological parent has become the child’s primary caretaker. That… Continue reading →
Changing child custody
Even though you have your final judgment in your hands regarding child custody, it is still possible to change the custody. Of course you will have to show that substantial changes have occurred to justify the change. Courts look at the best interests of the child and their number one concern is preserving the stability… Continue reading →
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