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  • How Does Abandonment in Marriage Affect Divorce Issues?
    How Does Abandonment in Marriage Affect Divorce Issues?

    Your marriage has been breaking down for months and your spouse packs a bag and leaves. Later, he or she contacts you to let you know that the departure is permanent. You have no idea where your ...

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  • Custodial Rights of Unwed Mothers in California
    Custodial Rights of Unwed Mothers in California

    If you’re an unwed mother and you gave birth to a child, you’re probably wanting to know what your legal rights are in regard to custody of your son or daughter. You’re likely wondering what rights ...

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  • Child Custody & Visitation During the Coronavirus
    Child Custody & Visitation During the Coronavirus

    Many are wondering if and how custody and visitation orders are being affected during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially when we are only supposed to go out for an essential need or purpose. So, is ...

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  • How the Courts View Joint Physical Custody
    How the Courts View Joint Physical Custody

    In the 1990s and before that, the mothers almost always got physical custody of their children in a divorce and the fathers were the ones to pay child support. Even in the 2000s that was the norm, but ...

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  • Can Grandparents Seek Custody in California?
    Can Grandparents Seek Custody in California?

    Are you a grandparent who wants to know if you can go to court to ask for custody of your grandchild? Or, do you want to ask for visitation rights? If so, it’s important for you to know that ...

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  • Common Reasons for Child Custody Modifications
    Common Reasons for Child Custody Modifications

    When parents first get divorced , they can be somewhat overwhelmed or daunted by the process. Sometimes getting the courts involved in every intimate aspect of their private and financial lives can be ...

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