Child custody is often the most important part of a divorce case. In California, two parents can create child custody and parental responsibility plans on their own without court intervention. If the parents cannot agree on the terms of custody, … Continued

During a custody battle, the tensions between the former couple run high. There may be residual anger between them plus the natural desire to protect their children. During this time, we often see a situation called parental gatekeeping. Understanding what … Continued

The term custodial parent refers to the parent with whom the child spends the majority of his or her time. Non-custodial parents, however, still have rights and responsibilities. In California, the courts like to give children equal time with each … Continued

There are several factors that may influence your child custody arrangement, all of which involve what is in the best interest of your child. The courts do not consider, for example, your preferences or your spouse’s when determining a custody … Continued

There are certain things you might expect to fight about during a divorce proceeding: Child custody arrangements, spousal and child support, and the division of property and assets are common examples. However, there is one issue that isn’t commonly addressed, … Continued