Discover how remote work is reshaping custody law in Riverside, CA. Learn about the benefits and challenges of balancing parenting and work-from-home schedules, and how California courts are adapting custody and support arrangements to reflect modern family dynamics. Find practical tips and expert guidance for navigating these changes.
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Custody & Visitation
What to do if your ex denies you child visitation
Child custody and visitation arrangements aim to serve the child's best interests. In California, these arrangements outline who has the right to make decisions for the child and how much time each parent spends with them. Ideally, both parents should adhere to the...
What happens if your former spouse denies you visitation to your child?
Divorce can be difficult, especially when children are involved. One of the most frustrating challenges is when a former spouse denies you visitation. This situation not only strains your relationship with your child but also violates your legal rights. Understanding...
What is visitation?
If you and your spouse divorce and have children together, you will need to address custody and visitation. The court may allow one parent to have physical custody, meaning the child lives with that parent, and give the other parent visitation rights. Visitation is...
Do grandparents have child custody rights?
Many grandparents have close relationships with their grandchildren, providing them with stability and love. In some situations, grandparents may want to seek custody of their grandchildren. Grandparents’ rights Grandparents do not have an automatic right to custody...
Summer child custody and parenting plan issues
California parents might disagree on child custody and parenting time issues throughout the year. In some instances, these are simply logistical disputes and there is no animosity involved. In others, there is substantial discord. When the kids are off from school,...
How can I head off potential custody and parenting time issues?
Family law cases in California are often portrayed as contentious. This is understandable given the number of situations in which the sides have staked out their position and refuse to budge. In some instances, they are justified in doing so. Still, if people get...
What factors may warrant additional child support in California?
During a California family law matter, children are a major part of the case. Parents engage in disputes over many issues related to their children. That includes child custody, parenting time, and child support. Regarding support, there is a specific guideline that...
Joint custody with shared parenting time may be a good option
Getting a divorce when there are children involved can be complicated. Many parents want their children with them as much as possible and are reluctant to share time with the other parent. However, research has shown that children typically benefit from the...
Balancing custody and career takes planning
Divorce impacts many parts of a family. While there is a justifiable emphasis on minimizing the split's impact on the children, parents may want to make major changes as single coparents. This can mean more equally balancing the logistics of pick-ups and drop-offs and...