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Parents who divorce or separate in California have many difficult discussions ahead of them. They typically need to arrange to share their parental rights and responsibilities with each other. There is a standard expectation that parents should cooperate with each...
In California, child support payments are primarily calculated using a specific formula outlined in the Family Code Section 4055. This formula is designed to ensure a fair standard of support for children whose parents are separated or divorced. However, this amount...
Effective communication between co-parents is often crucial for the well-being of their children. It can help to create a stable, supportive environment where children can thrive despite the changes in their family structure. To achieve this, co-parents should...
One of the things that concerns parents most when facing divorce in California is how to help their children cope through the process and through the new normal. It is true that divorce can be difficult for children, but according to the American Psychological...
When a California judge makes a child custody determination and puts it in a written order, that order becomes the law. When a parent breaks the order, that parent is also guilty of breaking the law. In many cases, the parties of a custody agreement can work out their...
Divorce can have a huge impact on your family, especially when you have children under 18. Despite the divorce, your children still deserve to have a happy and fulfilling childhood with both of their parents actively involved in their lives. You and your ex-spouse...
Your divorce brought a storm of emotions boiling to the surface, for yourself and your current spouse whom you share children with. You know the news of your split would affect your kids, but lately, their actions seem more out of the ordinary than you expected. Could...
