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California family law changes, and so do the questions families bring to it. Our collection of blogs offer perspective from attorneys who practice this area every day, covering divorce, custody, support, and the legal developments that affect your case.
Browse recent articles on divorce, custody, support, and the decisions that shape family law cases across California.
Divorce after 50 involves unique financial and emotional challenges around retirement assets, healthcare coverage, and starting over later in life,…
Successfully navigating co-parenting requires much more than splitting time and managing schedules. It demands a commitment to clear communication, mutual…
Divorce can be one of the most difficult and emotionally charged experiences in life. Understanding the difference between contested and…
Divorce in California is a no-fault process, which means you don’t have to prove any wrongdoing to end your marriage….
The Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) are various factors in our lives that influence the quality of our health. These…
Your judge is human. They do not know your family or situation beyond what you present in court. It is…
There is a legal presumption that a parent who commits domestic violence should not have custody of a minor child….
If a parent has been found to have committed domestic violence against any of the following individuals, there is a…
This situation occurs more often than many people realize. To clarify, Child Protective Services (CPS) does not remove children from…
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are traumatic incidents experienced during childhood that significantly shape how individuals navigate the world as adults….
In California family law, if a spouse owns property prior to marriage, that property remains their separate property after marriage….
Arbitration is sometimes a more effective alternative to court action for family disputes. Using alternative dispute resolution approaches, such as…
