It may surprise you to know that there is no such thing in California as common law marriage, or to be more accurate, a common law marriage can never be…
Today, grandparents’ rights are a growing issue in family law throughout the United States and in California. While grandparents’ rights are not constitutional, the law is evolving.
Embarking on a custody battle in California can be a daunting journey. Navigating the intricacies of the legal system is essential for ensuring the best outcome for your child.
This blog explains how custody, support, and visitation work when one parent is in the military or living abroad, and what every service member and co-parent needs to know to…
Whether you or your spouse participates in the gig economy, here’s what you need to know about how California family law handles independent contractor income during divorce.
Fetal personhood is a legal designation that seeks to grant a human fetus, and in many legislative proposals, an embryo or zygote, all the rights and protections afforded to any…
This blog explains what ENE is, why it’s important in California family law, who should consider it, who may not need it, and the legal insights you must know before…
This guide offers a practical, age-appropriate approach to helping kids understand what is happening in language they can absorb — without exposing them to adult issues.
This article will explore the critical long-term consequences of a final DVRO on child custody and visitation, focusing on how it changes the burden of proof, introduces statutory presumptions, and…