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Mar 09, 2026
California Parental Alienation Laws
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Last Modified on Mar 09, 2026

Watching your ex turn your kids against you is gut-wrenching. You're seeing the manipulation happen in real time, and suddenly your own children are pulling away or refusing visits altogether. Many parents in your situation wonder what California parental alienation laws can actually do to…

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Mar 06, 2026
California Common Law Marriage Laws 2026 – All You Need To Know
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Last Modified on Mar 06, 2026

You've built a life together, shared finances, maybe even a home - and now you're wondering if you have the same legal protections as a married couple. People often ask about California common law marriage laws when they realize their long-term relationship might leave them…

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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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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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Mar 02, 2026
What Happens if I Can’t Make My Child Support Payments?
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Last Modified on Mar 02, 2026

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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Nov 08, 2023
What Are Annulments?
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Last Modified on Nov 08, 2023

An annulment (also referred to as nullity) occurs when a judge declares a marriage is not legally valid (because of legal issues when the marriage began). If you are granted an annulment, your marriage will be considered void (as if it never happened) because it…

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Oct 31, 2023
Getting Ready For The Upcoming School Year
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Last Modified on Oct 31, 2023

As the end of summer quickly approaches, children everywhere will be gearing up for the return to school. This can be a very stressful time for kids as they adjust to new schedules and routines. Co-parents may also find themselves struggling during this time as…

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Dec 26, 2024
Is International Surrogacy Legal?
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Last Modified on Dec 26, 2024

According to the BBC, “there are no internationally recognised laws for surrogacy,” which means international surrogacy is a legal grey area. While surrogacy is legal in the United States, countries like Spain, France, and Italy prohibit all forms of surrogacy, and commercial surrogacy (paying the…

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Sep 02, 2025
Do Prenups Positively Impact Marriages?
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Last Modified on Sep 02, 2025

When most people consider a prenuptial agreement, they immediately assume that it is a sign that a marriage is doomed to fail. However, this common misconception could not be further from the truth. Prenups actually have a lot of benefits for couples and can help…

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