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Jan 08, 2026
Are Divorce Records Confidential in California?
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Last Modified on Jan 08, 2026

In short, no, divorce records are not confidential but are publicly accessible. The California Rules of Court mandate that all electronic records must be available to the public in some way, unless those records are sealed or confidential. California Court Rule 8.83 outlines the records…

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Jul 16, 2025
Child Custody & Disabilities in California
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Last Modified on Jul 16, 2025

Parental Disability Child Custody If you are involved in a child custody or visitation case and have a physical or mental disability/condition, you may be worried that the other party or the court may try to use that against you. However, the court is not…

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Aug 20, 2025
How To Help Children Through a Stressful Divorce
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Last Modified on Aug 20, 2025

Divorce is a stressful process for most individuals, but especially so for children. Even without other contributing stressful factors such as a high-asset marriage or conflict, divorce is difficult for children to process and understand. It is important as parents to provide support to children…

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Apr 26, 2024
The Importance of Surrogacy Legal Planning
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Last Modified on Apr 26, 2024

Deciding to expand your family is an exciting time. Surrogate pregnancy provides family planning choices to couples who otherwise face limitations. While surrogacy has seemingly become commonplace, it is still a relatively new scientific marvel. The advancements of science often leave the legal system playing…

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Aug 07, 2023
Common Challenges That Ruin Co-Parenting Relationships
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Last Modified on Aug 07, 2023

When considering how many couples divorce each year, it’s not surprising how many parents are learning to co-parent from different households. Building a co-parenting relationship can be difficult for many divorced couples. While learning how to work cooperatively with someone you’ve divorced can be challenging,…

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Apr 27, 2024
How Can I Prepare for Family Law Court?
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Last Modified on Apr 27, 2024

Going to family law court can be a daunting experience for anyone. However, with the right preparation, it is possible to feel confident when entering a family law court. Creative Family Solutions, Cianci Law, PC can help by providing tips for navigating family law court.…

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Feb 06, 2025
Is It Possible To Keep My Divorce Case Out of Court?
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Last Modified on Feb 06, 2025

Going to court is often seen as a last resort in legal proceedings. This is especially true when it comes to divorce cases. Many couples believe that they must go to court to get a divorce, but this is not always the case. Opting for…

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Nov 02, 2023
How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan?
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

An estate plan may sound fancy and unnecessary, but nothing could be further from the truth. If you own a house or car or have money in a bank account, then you need a will. Contrary to popular belief, a will is just one piece…

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Nov 02, 2023
What Happens if I Can’t Make My Child Support Payments?
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

When parents in separate households share custody of a minor child, the parent with primary physical custody of the child will receive monetary payments from the other parent in the form of child support. Child support funds are awarded to the primary custodial parent to…

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Apr 27, 2024
Important Things To Know About California Divorce
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Last Modified on Apr 27, 2024

Most individuals likely enter their marriages without the intent for divorce to take place. Ending your marriage with your spouse is a complex process that requires attention to detail, time management, and money. On top of that, each state has its own guidelines, language, and…

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