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How Does the Court Determine if a Parent is Unfit for Custody?
Courts consider several factors when determining whether to grant a parent visitation or custody rights. Among the most critical factors is the parent’s fitness to take care of the children in question and provide a safe environment. Family court judges work under the presumption that it’s in the child’s best interests to have the two parents involved in his/her upbringing and care. Therefore, as far as proving the unfitness of a parent is concerned, there’s a high standard that ought to be met before a judge terminates or...
Filing a Restraining Order Before Your Divorce
A divorce proceeding takes both an emotional and financial toll on the spouses and might bring out the worst, even in the best people. When it comes to your safety and that of your children, you...
Common Reasons For A Divorce
Divorce is one of the most painful experiences in a person’s life. The process involves intense feelings, especially if it’s acrimonious. According to studies, many factors can lead to divorce. In...
What Does an Adoption Attorney Do?
The decision to start a family or add another family member to your family through adoption is joyous and exciting, but it involves complex legal requirements. Those who wish to expand their family...
What are my Legal Options if My Spouse is being Abusive?
Marriage is an important institution that brings spouses together based on their values, life goals, and agreements. However, there are times you might disagree as a couple. The disagreements can become unamicable where you seek to end the marriage. Decision-making issues, faithfulness, and family roles are some of the issues that can cause irreconcilable differences. Short term rifts may graduate to more complex issues like domestic abuse and violation of a partner's rights. When such incidences occur, couples may consider...
How Child Support is Calculated
Child support is defined as the amount of money that a single parent or both parents are ordered to pay every month to raise their child/children. The judge uses a statewide guideline to determine...
What to Do if Your Spouse is Hiding Money from You Before Divorce
The end of a marriage is a painful and contentious period for many couples. If one partner is angry and believes that they are entitled to more money of the marital income or property, the other...
A Step by Step Adoption Guide for Parents in California
If you are a couple or single adult that wants to share their life with a child and enjoy the unique experience of parenthood, adoption could be the way to go. Adopting comes with many benefits. For...
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- Protecting Investments in Divorce
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- Reproductive Rights
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- Same Sex Divorce
- Same Sex Marriage
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