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Can a Custodial Parent Move a Child Out of State?
Court-ordered custody agreements can last for many years, especially if both parents live nearby. However, these "move-away" situations can be challenging because they usually involve a clash between the rights of a custodial parent to relocate freely and the rights of both the non-custodial parent and the minor to maintain their contact. Understanding the Child Custody Orders Knowing some of the fundamentals of child custody regulations is essential to understanding the challenges involved in move-away disputes. When parents...
Factors Judges Consider in Deciding Custody in California
If you are in the middle of a custody battle, it can help to know what a judge might consider when deciding who gets custody. The criteria that judges use in every custody case are outlined in the...
What are the Child Relocation Laws in California?
It is common for California residents to move long distances, searching for new jobs. When the distance is great, you might find it challenging to provide for the daily basis of their families....
How are International Child Custody Handled After a Divorce?
Child custody cases are complicated enough when both parents live in the US. But what happens when one parent lives outside the US or wants to relocate outside the US? If you already have a custody...
How are Child Visitations Handled After a Divorce in San Diego
Nothing is easy when a marriage ends. Divorce emotionally affects all family members, primarily the children. Therefore, even as you deal with your emotions, the law encourages you and your spouse to spend time with the little ones to maintain a healthy relationship. The best way to ensure the children’s best interests is by establishing a child visitation schedule. In California, the issue of visitation is handled during a child custody hearing. Unfortunately, creating an amicable visitation schedule that benefits the...
How is Alimony Determined in San Diego?
When married couples divorce, courts sometimes award spousal support or alimony to one spouse based on the court's decision or an agreement between the two. Alimony is usually separate from the...
What is Juvenile Dependency?
Children are an essential part of society, and the law aims to protect them from harm or abuse. Subsequently, depending on the circumstances, you may lose custoy of your children in a juvenile...
Calculating Child Support in California
Every parent is responsible for caring for their children even when the relationship with the other parent or marriage falls apart. Child support is an ongoing payment that the non-custodial parent...
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