The Many Benefits of Hiring a Parenting Consultant
The benefits of hiring a parenting consultant include helping attorneys retain their clients, who at times feel overwhelmed by litigation costs. Read more
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The More Parents The Better
By Plinio Garcia: This January, a new law will change the traditional perception of "family" for the California court system. Read more
Koch v. Koch
Koch v. Koch: No expert has the right to record the interviews of children available to counsel or a party without the authorization of the court. Read more
Bryant v. Bryant
In Bryant v. Bryant, the court said the mother who could not quit cocaine after going through rehabilitative treatment can lose custody of her childre... Read more
Walls v. Walls
Walls v. Walls: Where a trial court declines to enter a discretionary deviation in child support, no findings supporting that decision are required. Read more
M.J.M. v. M.L.G
M.J.M. v. M.L.G addresses the way a trial court analyzes factors in issuing a custody determination, and the application of the primary caretaker doct... Read more
The Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
By Marlene Eskind Moses and Jessica H. Uitto: International child abduction is much more than an issue involving two countries. It is a global human r... Read more
Tucker v. Liebknech
Tucker v. Liebknech: The mother appeals against an injunction, prohibiting her from relocating non‑marital minor child without the consent of the fath... Read more
Perry v. Perry, IL
Perry v. Perry: A husband submits to a court the photos of his wife from an escort service website to tip the scale in his favor in a custody battle. Read more
Psychological Testing
This article supports the development and use of psychological testing in custody disputes, but attorneys should not always have faith in these tests. Read more
How Many Days Are in a Week and the Meaning of the Rivero II: Part 2 of 2
Meaning of the Rivero II: Determining the normal time share, and apportioning it between the parents in accordance with their supervision of the child... Read more
Friedman v. District Court
Friedman v. District Court: When the family relocated, the trial court had no jurisdiction to determinate child custody pursuant to the UCCJEA. Read more
The Child’s Best Interest: Making Decisions In Court
It's important that adults make decisions that are in the best interest of the child, while still empowering their voice and feelings at the same time... Read more
10 Myths About Personality Disorders
Personality disorders have been driving more and more family law cases over the last decade. Here is what you need to understand before the next clien... Read more
