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Whether you are currently going through a divorce in California or you are considering the matter, there are a lot of issues negotiate. One of the most difficult may be that of child custody and determining where your children will live once you are divorced or separated.
When you and your spouse divorce in California, you may sometimes be ready to part ways permanently. If you have children, however, it is important for you to find a way to effectively co-parent your children.
If you and your spouse are contemplating a California divorce and are also parents, your children should be the primary concern of both of you. As explained by the California Court System, you must have a written parenting plan in place prior to the finalization of your divorce.
At the Law Offices of Diane J.N. Morin INC., we know that one of your biggest concerns when you face the prospects of a California divorce is your children. You hate the thought of breaking up their home and wish there were some way to make things easier for them.
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