In every divorce or paternity action, a parent will eventually be forced to consider a specific custody and visitation arrangement believed to be in his or her child’s best interest. This

“Virtual visitation” is the use of electronic communication tools to provide contact between a parent and his or her children as part of a parenting plan or custody order. Virtual visitation includes many

Relationship Timeline.  Be prepared to discuss (if asked) the brief history of your relationship with the other parent, such has when and how you met, when the relationship became serious,

Whether or not a parent can move with the children is a difficult question. The law has changed over the past 15 years swinging from when the California Supreme Court

On January 1, 2011, the revised Family Code section 6340 will go into effect.  It allows orders for custody, visitation and support (including child support and spousal support) made during an

If you are a divorced or separated parent, it is never too early to think about the upcoming 2011-2012 school year.  While winter brings the holidays, your children’s school and

It’s almost the holiday season again and many parents want to travel with their minor children outside the state or even outside the country.  However, parents going through a divorce,

We finally have a clear statement from a California Court of Appeal instructing parents to not interfere with the other’s custodial time with the children. The Court also clearly stated

Parental Alienation, also known as targeting parenting, is often a significant issue in a parenting dispute.  The parent who is being alienated, or targeted, must take swift legal action to