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Category Archives: Family Law
Setting the record straight on non-custodial parent myths
A non-custodial California parent is someone who does not have physical custody of their children. Under some circumstances, however, a non-custodial parent still has legal…
Financial assets and the odds of divorce
Financial problems are a common reason that many couples in California end up filing for divorce. A statistic that may surprise many people is that…
Gender-neutral spousal support laws surprise female breadwinners
When there’s an income disparity among a married California couple, a divorce could lead to an alimony settlement. Although spousal support originally arose during a…
Misunderstandings can influence child custody decisions
Family law judges in California and around the country base their child custody decisions on what they consider to be in the best interests of…
When a custodial parent is incarcerated
When California parents who have primary custody of their child become incarcerated, it can be difficult to make decisions about what will happen to the…
Parenting time for parents with difficult schedules
Some parents have difficult work schedules that make life challenging to navigate. Being a single parent has a way of multiplying those challenges. Let’s say…
Ways of dividing student loan debt in a divorce
Since California is a community property state, student loan debt may be considered a shared obligation in a divorce. This means that even if only…
Divorce mediation and contested custody
The custody of any marital children can often be one of the most contentious areas when a couple is going through a divorce. Both parties…
The pros and cons of stepparent adoption
California stepparents who are considering adopting their stepchildren should consider the pros and cons. There may be a number of reasons to do so. Ensuring…
Does a husband’s unemployment predict divorce?
Going through a divorce is almost always a sticky situation, but when one of the people is unemployed there is a new element to consider.…
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