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How Does the Court Determine the “Best Interests of the Child?”

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What is Guardian ad Litem?

There is no doubt that complications can arise in child custody cases in California. While

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Do Your Children Need a Lawyer in Your Custody Case?

When you are facing a child custody case, it is critical that you seek legal

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Do You Have to Keep Paying Spousal Support if Your Ex Gets Remarried?

Alimony has existed since ancient times. It developed to protect ex-wives raising minor children following

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Does it Matter if Your Spouse Could be Earning More?

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