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California State Divorce Law

California divorce courts require that those petitioning for a dissolution of marriage be residents in that st...
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Child Custody Laws in California

After filing for a divorce most clients are most concerned about the welfare of their children, including thei...
- By: David Perez
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Child Custody in California: Best Interests of the Child

Judges evaluating custody cases in California must consider the best interests of the children in reaching a...
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California Child Custody Laws: Enforcement of Visitation Rights
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Legal and Physical Custody in California

California encourages parents to share custody wherever possible; both legal and physical custody are on the t...
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How is the child support amount in a joint custody custody agreement determined after filing for divorce?

Question: Can I get child support if me and my ex-husband have......
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What is the standard for determining child custody in California?

What is the standard for determining child custody in California?...
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