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Parents typically have legal authority over their children. They can make decisions about their upbringing, including where they live and where they attend school. However, there are circumstances that can somewhat limit a parent's authority, such as sharing custody...
Raising children with someone you aren’t in a romantic relationship with any longer can be a challenging journey. When both parents can get along, it can provide the children with more stability and a less stressful childhood. For some parents, one of the most...
Navigating co-parenting can be a delicate dance, especially when giving credit where it’s due without stirring up confusion or reigniting emotional embers. Recognizing when your co-parent is doing a great job with the kids is natural and healthy. But for many,...
Divorce or separation becomes more complex when children are involved. One of the hardest parts is finding a way for both parents to stay present in a child's life. When physical visits are limited by distance, schedules or conflict, virtual visitation can offer a way...
Child custody cases often involve difficult decisions that impact a child's well-being and future. To ensure the child's best interests are prioritized, courts sometimes appoint a guardian ad litem (GAL). The GAL plays a vital role in advocating for the child during...
Military parents who get deployment orders often worry about their child custody rights. Each year, thousands of service members must plan ahead to protect their parental rights while serving overseas. The law offers special protections to ensure deployment won't harm...
Adults co-parenting in California often find themselves disagreeing about decisions regarding their children and their parenting schedules. The family courts generally expect the parents should cooperate with each other in a shared custody scenario. They should keep...
Legal custody is a crucial concept to understand when it comes to parenting after a separation or divorce. It is essential to understand what legal custody means and how it affects your role as a parent. What is legal custody? Legal custody is the right and...
Shared custody between parents is the standard in most California divorces. Either the parents or the judge hearing their case divides parenting time between both adults. They each have a certain number of overnight stays with the children every month. They like they...
Co-parenting after a divorce is a crucial part of ensuring your children continue to receive the love and support they need. While the end of a marriage can be painful, it is essential to remember that your role as a parent continues. Raising children with your former...
