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Parents who share joint custody are restricted by the terms of their custody order. Custodial parents only have a presumptive right to relocate with their children – this right is not absolute, even if you have sole custody

A divorce, domestic partner breakup, or custody battle can already be a difficult and emotionally charged time. So when a romantic partner brings up false domestic violence accusations in an effort to get the upper hand, that can be devastating

What happens in a divorce or child custody case if your spouse or co-parent moves? What if you both move away? Family law matters can take time to resolve, anywhere between several months to over a year. During that time, your

In California, you and your spouse have an equal claim to the assets in your marital estate. All property gained during the marriage becomes community property to be split 50% to each spouse. But what if one spouse

Under California law, domestic violence doesn’t have to be physical to count as abuse. Victims and survivors do not need to show physical injury to prove domestic violence. Intimate partner violence could take the form

Most people think of a family law firm playing a role whenever there’s a crisis, such as divorce. But a trusted family lawyer can do so much more than that – from helping