Just when your post-divorce California life seemed to be settling into a “new normal,” your employer offered you a marvelous promotion. The hitch? You must move to a new state. Since you have children, you now may be wondering what hassle
That dreaded knock can be any California parent’s nightmare. This means that not only has someone felt it necessary to report a parenting concern about you to Child Protective Services,
When you and your wife get divorced in California, one of the things you must consider is how you will divide your children’s time. When both of you want to be actively involved in your kid’s lives, it is important to establish a parenting plan that will give you both plenty of time with the kids.
California couples contemplating divorce should be aware of the state’s child custody laws. For instance, as set out by the California court system, there are two types of custody: legal and physical.
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