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Grandparents often play an integral role in their grandchildren’s lives. In some families, they might even take on the responsibilities of a parent. Unfortunately, when a couple divorces or separates, the relationship between a grandparent and gran… Read More

There are thousands of children in California in the foster system who need loving homes. Being a foster parent can come with countless rewards. But there might also be some unexpected challenges. It’s important to make sure you and your family are… Read More

Raising children with an ex isn’t easy — even if your relationship is amicable. But dealing with an uncooperative or difficult ex can make co-parenting even more challenging. Importantly, there are still ways you can work with your ex to raise em… Read More

Child custody matters can become complicated when parents disagree on an arrangement. Unfortunately, children sometimes get stuck in the middle. In contentious cases that involve a child’s best interests, a guardian ad litem may be necessary to adv… Read More

One of the biggest challenges you might face after divorce is making crucial decisions about your child’s welfare and healthcare with your former spouse. If both parents share legal custody of a child, they will both need to work together to no… Read More

Determining where a child will live after a divorce or separation can be a difficult decision. Not only are there various factors that must be evaluated — but in some cases, a child’s preferences should also be considered. California law allows c… Read More

A restraining order is a legal mechanism often used in cases involving domestic violence and when there are safety concerns. While a restraining order can take a substantial financial and emotional toll on both parties, it can also significantly affe… Read More

Establishing paternity is crucial for both a biological father and the child. Legally declaring paternity ensures that a biological father has the same rights and obligations they would have had if they were married to the child’s mother. The child… Read More