In the state of California, child custody orders are not necessarily permanent. Therefore, custody can change multiple times before a child is legally an adult and may need to change to keep their living situation ideal. But how can it be done? Sometimes circumstances change, and a parent may not be able to provide for…
There’s no exaggeration in saying that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every part of society, including legal proceedings. California’s stay-at-home order has put a halt on many things, but it’s still possible to get a divorce and address family law related legal issues during these unprecedented times. Here’s how California family law has been affected…
You may be wondering what are some statistical patterns that would make a California divorce more or less likely. One of the common themes now present in the data is that couples with higher education levels are less likely to get divorced and know divorce rates. This is the reverse of the situation that persisted…
