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For co-parents sharing legal or physical custody of their children in California, family courts prioritize the best interests of each individual child when making custody decisions. Even when you and your co-parent agree on a custody arrangement, a California family court must review your custody…

Co-parenting separately can be one of the most challenging experiences a family may face after a divorce. Add a long-distance move into the equation, and the complications multiply. The reasons behind a move are diverse and often deeply personal, whether the person moving is you…

When you and your co-parent find yourselves at an impasse over which school your child should attend, the stakes are incredibly high – often with a profound impact on you and your children’s lives, their educational outcomes, and your overall family dynamics. Navigating this process…

Relocation custody cases are among the most emotionally and legally complex disputes a parent can face. The outcome of these cases can significantly impact your child’s future and your own life – often determining whether you or your co-parent can move to a new location…

Separation is a common first step toward divorce in California. Like most states, California has laws allowing spouses to file for legal separation. Some choose legal separation because they wish to live separate lives while remaining legally married for religious reasons or to share health…

Sometimes life’s journey take unexpected paths, and you may end up in a divorce. In the best-case scenario of divorce, spouses agree to part ways amicably and remain supportive friends and co-parents. This result is possible for those who are determined to make the most…