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Apr 21, 2025
Changing Circumstances and Custody Modifications
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Last Modified on Apr 21, 2025

When a California court issues a child custody and/or visitation order, it generally does so after a thorough consideration of relevant statutory factors. The main object of its deliberations is to decide what arrangement will best meet the interests of the child. In entertaining any…

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Nov 02, 2023
Study Find Joint Physical Custody May Be Best for Kids
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

Parents have a lot to figure out, including scheduling around school and extracurricular activities, planning meals, and figuring out how to make ends meet. Yet, as stressful as this may seem, it can pale in comparison to the thought of losing custody of a child.…

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Nov 08, 2023
Alimony at the Center of High-Profile Divorce
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

It's no secret that divorce can be expensive. Sure, most individuals have to pay legal fees, but the majority of the costs come in the form of property division, child support, and spousal support. Depending on the outcome of these issues, an individual can be…

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Nov 24, 2023
Child Custody Dispute? Don’t Leave the Outcome to Chance
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Last Modified on Nov 24, 2023

Although money is certainly a concern for many Californians who are going through a divorce, for many of them, child custody and visitation are also critical factors. Some couples are able to resolve this matter amongst themselves, but sometimes, whether due to negative animosity or…

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Nov 24, 2023
When Is It Appropriate to Seek a Child Support Modification?
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Last Modified on Nov 24, 2023

Ending a relationship, particularly if it is through a divorce, can wreak financial havoc on an individual's life. Sure, these individuals have to find a way to divide their assets and figure out whether alimony is appropriate, but they might also have to deal with…

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Nov 02, 2023
Child Custody and the Best Interests of the Child Standard
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

Child custody is one of those family law issues that is never truly resolved. Whether you are preparing for divorce, figuring out parenting time with your child's other parent, or seeking to either obtain more parenting time or restrict your child's other parent's visitation, you…

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Oct 03, 2023
Routine and Consistency Help Children Adjust to Two Homes
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Last Modified on Oct 03, 2023

It goes without saying that after your divorce, your children may feel uneasy. You and your ex-spouse will need to reassure your offspring that although you are now living apart, you are still their parents and you will always love them. You will probably have…

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Nov 02, 2023
Tri-Parenting May Be an Option for Some California Families
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Last Modified on Nov 02, 2023

Families in California these days come in all shapes and sizes. This is especially true if a child is born via surrogacy or sperm donation. This can lead to what is known as "tri-parenting" - situations in which a child will be deemed to legally…

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Aug 29, 2025
What Are the Guidelines for Child Support in California?
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Last Modified on Aug 29, 2025

Paying child support is an important responsibility that parents all across California must take seriously. While many parents feel bitter or angry over having to pay child support, the fact is child support ensures that both parents contribute to the well-being of a child, even…

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Nov 08, 2023
What to Know Before You Move
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

Anytime you're considering a move, there are plenty of pros and cons to think about. However, when you are divorced with children and under the provisions of a custody order, it can make things even more complicated. Learn more about how moving can impact your…

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