Child Custody

If you're a California parent who is preparing for divorce proceedings, it is wise to want to gain clear understanding of numerous legal terms that might be relevant to your case. Resolving issues that pertain to your children's care and well-being will no doubt be a...

When you filed for a divorce in a California court, your children's well-being was likely at the forefront of your mind. Their best interests were no doubt a central focus of proceedings. You may have felt relieved and ready to adapt to a new lifestyle with your kids...

Regardless of longevity, if you have determined that your marriage is no longer sustainable, as a parent, you must resolve certain issues before moving on in life without your spouse. Like all good parents in California or beyond, you consider your children's...

When you filed for divorce, you no doubt had several primary issues on your mind, such as property division and other financial matters. Like most Texas parents, you probably also wanted to ensure that your children's best interests were a central focus of all...

As a parent, one of your most important priorities for your life after divorce is to ensure that your child has everything he or she needs for stability and security long-term. This means equitable access to both California parents and a visitation schedule that...

As a parent, your primary concern for your California family during a divorce is ensuring your children have what they need for a strong and stable future. You want to create a custody and visitation plan that will allow them to maintain strong relationships with both...

Child custody is one of the most contentious and complex issues a California couple will address in a divorce. It is never easy for two loving parents to decide how to share time with their kids, even if the two parties are amicable and have resolved to work together...

You’ve made the decision to file for divorce, but you are now concerned with how this choice will impact your kids. You and your soon-to-be ex are willing to prioritize the needs of your children by working together to create a parenting plan that will be strong and...

When two parents are raising children, but not in a relationship with one another, it can be complicated. One parent is often required to pay child support to the other to ensure the children have their needs met. Some parents have difficulty making the payments due...

When a relationship ends, through divorce or otherwise, there may be several issues that each person has to contend with. If children are part of the relationship, arrangements for child custody or child support may need to be made. Most parents here in California...