Is a bitter child custody procedure really in the best interests of the child? Studies show that it is not always easy growing up split between two households. The court always tries to grant a custody arrangement that is in the best interests of the child. However, today, family relationships can be so complicated that… Continue reading →
Archive for the ‘Family Law’ Category
Why a prenup agreement?
A prenuptial agreement is between two people who are about to get married. It deals with the financial consequences if the marriage ends in divorce. Although divorce is the last thing on a happily engaged couple’s mind, keep in mind that California has a very high rate of divorce and it makes a lot of… Continue reading →
Are your visitation rights being ignored?
Child custody and visitation rights are two of the most contested issues of a divorce. An emotionally charged legal battle can ensue when both parents are fighting for custody of their child. If the parents cannot come to an amicable arrangement regarding custody, the court will make the decision for them by considering the best… Continue reading →
Birth certificate changes
There are times when a birth certificate needs to be changed or corrected. Sometimes it is due to parental rights or sometimes because a mistake was made on the original document. It is important to have the name of the actual father on the birth certificate. Do you want to change the name of your… Continue reading →
Enforcing the terms of your divorce
The conclusion of a divorce does not always mean the end of the legal process. A divorce can be a long, difficult process. When you receive your final divorce agreement, you will have specific orders that you are required to follow. These orders are regarding child custody and support, visitation, property distribution, spousal support, etc…. Continue reading →
Hidden assets
Dividing property during divorce is difficult enough without one of the spouses trying to conceal or hide marital assets. It is not only wrong; it is illegal and unethical. However, it is more common than many people realize. Protecting assets in a divorce is very important, especially if one spouse is out for revenge. If… Continue reading →
Juvenile delinquency problems
Children often test the boundaries set by their parents. These children can present great concern to their parents. A juvenile delinquent is a child under the age of 16, but older than 7, who commits an act which would be considered a crime if he or she were older. Juvenile delinquency cases are heard in… Continue reading →
Creating a Successful Parenting Plan
A parenting plan outlines how you and your ex-spouse will care for and provide for your children. It allows the parents to work out a schedule that is beneficial for all involved. The best plan is one that is created by both parents together – allowing them to work together in a friendly manner. Your… Continue reading →
Long-distance visitation
As people relocate after a divorce, coping with long-distance visitations is becoming more and more common. When parents live in two different locations, it makes visitations more complicated. Visiting with your child on a regular basis may be difficult, but don’t give up, there are still ways to spend quality time with your children. When… Continue reading →
Are you an unfit parent?
I have been asked how the court determines if a parent is unfit. A parent may be deemed unfit if: · there is abusive behavior · failed to provide proper care for their child · failed to have regular contact · has mental problems · addicted to alcohol and/or drugs · is or was incarcerated… Continue reading →
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