Unless there are extenuating circumstances, all biological parents have the right to maintain a relationship with their children either through visitation or custody. This is true even if the parents were not married when the children were born. Courts usually make...
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Month: January 2017
The dangers of disputes during child exchanges
When California parents separate, they will likely share child-rearing duties between each other. Depending on the situation, this means that the children will be exchanged between the two parents in accordance with custody and visitation schedules. While most parents...
How to put the kids first in a divorce
Most people in California and elsewhere believe that the interests of a child should come first in a divorce. However, ego and an individual's own self-interest may not always allow that to happen. Parents who are going through the divorce process may need to create a...
New Year’s resolutions for your new life
The start of a new year is a great time to make changes and start fresh on various resolutions. For those going through divorce, such goals may be more important now than ever. While healthy eating and weight loss can be great ideas at any stage of life, here are a...
How digital information may affect Orange County divorces
In recent years, many spouses have turned to digital communications to help them with their divorces. Emails, text messages and posts to social media sites can contain information that may help an individual obtain custody of children or spousal support. In addition...