• 17 May 2022
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Child Custody Rights for Unmarried Parents in California

Posted by Gurjit Srai In Child Custody May 17, 2022 0 Comment
Child Custody Rights for Unmarried Parents in California

Establishing paternity – in other words determining “who is the father?” – is important in legal issues, especially child support. In most cases, establishing paternity is more difficult than most people think. Many different factors are involved in determining child custody rights when parents are unmarried.  In some cases, it may be necessary to involve …

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  • 25 Feb 2022
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Move-Away or Relocation Requests

Posted by Gurjit Srai In Child Custody February 25, 2022 0 Comment
Move-Away or Relocation Requests

Move-away dispute and relocation cases often prove to be the most difficult conflicts parents face in a custodial battle. Problems are bound to come up when the parent who has custodial rights decides to move with their child to another location that will interfere with the non-custodial parent’s visitation rights. The same applies when a …

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  • 03 Feb 2022
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Factors to Consider During a Child Custody Process

Posted by Gurjit Srai In Child Custody February 3, 2022 0 Comment
Factors to Consider During a Child Custody Process

When parents get divorced or even just separate, their children are impacted in many different ways. How the children’s time and custody with each parent will be can have majorly impact both their lives, as well as their parents’.  This process and decision making can be very difficult and stressful on all parties involved. An …

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  • 05 Jun 2021
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Factors to Consider When Creating a Child Custody Schedule

Posted by srailawoffice In Child Custody June 5, 2021 0 Comment
Factors to Consider When Creating a Child Custody Schedule

When going through a divorce, there are many difficult things you will encounter. The process can become even more complicated if you have children. One of the hardest things to do for divorcing couples with children is making a child visitation schedule. Both parents want to be able to see their children as much as …

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  • 04 Jun 2021
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Supervised‌ ‌Child‌ ‌Visitation‌ ‌:‌ ‌When‌ ‌Is‌ ‌It‌ ‌Necessary?‌ ‌

Posted by srailawoffice In Child Custody June 4, 2021 0 Comment
Supervised‌ ‌Child‌ ‌Visitation‌ ‌:‌ ‌When‌ ‌Is‌ ‌It‌ ‌Necessary?‌ ‌

Supervised visitation, also referred to as supervised contact or supervised parenting, allows the noncustodial parent to visit with their child only when supervised by another adult. This type of visitation is designed to keep the child safe, while supporting the parent-child relationship. If supervised visitation is necessary, the court will order it and mandate it …

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  • 26 Feb 2020
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Child Custody Move Aways

Posted by Gurjit Srai In Child Custody February 26, 2020 0 Comment

Child custody is an especially challenging part of divorce proceedings. Joint custody of the children may allow both parents to remain in close contact with their children. But the calm can easily give way to disputes when one parent wants or needs to move away. If you find yourself in a move away situation after …

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  • 06 Nov 2019
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Can Parents Agree to Waive Child Support?

Posted by Gurjit Srai In Child Custody November 6, 2019 0 Comment
Can Parents Agree to Waive Child Support?

When you decide to get a divorce, you need to make a number of other decisions that go along with the process. One of the most important issues you need to discuss is child support and custody. Every parent is obligated to care for their child – and that includes physically, mentally and financially. The …

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  • 23 Aug 2019
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What To Expect at an Ex Parte Child Custody Hearing

Posted by Gurjit Srai In Child Custody August 23, 2019 0 Comment
What To Expect at an Ex Parte Child Custody Hearing

Each county in California handles an ex parte child custody hearing differently – even from courtroom to courtroom in the same county. The court generally takes approaches an ex parte emergency child custody matter in one of two ways: 1) reviewing the pleadings and issuing a ruling on them without hearing oral arguments; or 2) …

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