Rombro & Manley LLP
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Child custody rights certainly can define where the child lives and which parent they live with at that time. If one parent has sole physical custody, then this means the child primarily lives with them. The other parent may have visitation rights. If both parents...
Co-parenting can be complicated, and summertime can be even more complicated because it is the time when parents usually want to go on vacation with their kids. This often means questions of where they can take them and if they need permission, including overseas...
Life is full of changes, and these changes can sometimes render your current child custody arrangements unfit for your current situation. California courts recognize that adjustments to custody orders may become necessary as children grow and family situations evolve....
The holiday season is a time for family, celebration, and, often, heightened custody disputes. If you are a divorced parent, the idea of your ex taking your child on a secret trip, disregarding pre-existing custody agreements, can be a jarring thought. This situation...
After a divorce, it is natural to feel frustrated with your former partner. Still, speaking negatively about them in front of your child can have serious consequences. This behavior, known as parental alienation, can hurt your child's emotional health and might even...
When your child’s other parent files a motion to modify custody or visitation, it can feel like a punch to the gut. You might feel hurt because the other parent didn’t come to you first to try to resolve the matter informally, but your pain is probably stemming from...
For California parents paying child support, job loss can have a compounding effect. What you may not realize is that if you fall behind on child support, the consequences only escalate. This is why understanding the process of modifying child support orders in such...
Parental alienation occurs when one parent manipulates their child with the intent of driving a wedge between the child and their other parent. This alienation can occur in several ways, including by lying to the child about the other parent, sharing intimate details...
Domestic violence is more common than many people realize, with some studies showing that about 25% of women and nearly 10% of men are subjected to it. Making matter worse is that children are oftentimes present when this violence occurs, which can have an extensive...
If you are getting a divorce, one parent may serve as primary custodial parent of the child and will be responsible for taking care of the child a majority of the time, while the other parent serves as non-custodial parent and is granted parenting time. In such cases,...
