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When a family splits up, it’s common for the exes to go their separate ways. Often it means wanting to move to another county, state,
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The Top Five Reasons Why Separation Agreements are Essential During Separation and Divorce
Because the importance of this agreement, it makes sense to get legal advice and make sure you don’t miss anything that could come back to
High Earner’s Expenses & Lifestyle Must be Considered in Calculating Child Support
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was wrong by failing to list its reasons for deviating from guideline in making
New Laws That Will Affect Family Law Litigants
AB 2792 (Stats 2018, Ch. 83) Termination of parent-child relationship: Under existing California Family Code Section 7823, a child may be declared free from the
Child Can Have One Mother and Two Fathers
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was correct in ruling that Child has three parents and that Husbands paternity having
Bio Dad Who Stays out of His Child’s Life Can’t Avoid Child Support Just Because Another Man Takes That Child into His Home as His Own Child
A California Court of Appeals has resolved an issue that should have come before the appellate courts earlier, but it didn’t. The key issue to
Man Who Slept with Married Woman Is Not Father
In affirming the Trial Courts decision, a California Court of Appeals has ruled that the petition of a man, who sought to assert paternity of
Grandmother Gets Visitation over Dad’s Objection
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court was not wrong by refusing to deny visitation to Childrens grandmother, over Fathers objections,
Grandmother Not Entitled to Visitation
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that a Trial Court did not make a mistake in applying the clear and convincing standard to determine
Mother’s Partner Is Children’s 2nd Mother
A California Court of Appeals has ruled that Trial Court did not make a mistake in ruling that Mothers former same-sex partner is presumed the
Fiduciary Duty Ends Upon Divorce
In a partial reversal, a California Court of Appeals has ruled that Trial Court was wrong by basing a sanctions order partly on erroneous belief
Father’s Disability Pension Is Separate Property
In reversal, a California Court of Appeals has ruled that Trial Court was wrong by awarding Mother a community property share of Fathers California State
