The soonest you can be divorced in California is 6 months from the date of service or the date respondent appears. Family Code section 2339(a) reads “Subject to subdivision (b) and to Sections 2340 to 2344, inclusive, no judgment of... Read More

A child custody order can be changed by way of an agreement or order of the court. You may be able to change your child custody order by way of an agreement with the other parent.  If you and the... Read More

WHAT ARE ATROS? ATROs stands for Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders. Alright, now you may be thinking “Why on earth would I have restraining orders in my case?” All California family law cases for a divorce, dissolution of domestic partnership, or... Read More

Short answer, yes. It is not uncommon for co-parents to get confused or have questions regarding the holiday schedule and how it is implemented. Everyone’s visitation and holiday schedule is different and there are different terms that may apply in... Read More

Co-parenting can be hard, however, if you and your co-parent can work to put aside the reasons you are no longer together, you can start to work on your new relationship that you have as co-parents. Smooth and effective co-parenting... Read More

It can be difficult sharing the children’s time with your ex whether the two of you co-parent well or not so well.  The more strained the co-parenting relationship the more difficult it can be.  Everyone wants to spend the holidays... Read More