How the New Tax Law Change Affects Alimony The new California alimony tax law takes away the implications of alimony which basically means that the people paying alimony can no… CONTINUE
Child Custody Order
Any child custody order is subject to change if a change of circumstances occurs. A change is circumstances can vary, stemming from the age of the children, or the need… CONTINUE
When can a parent take a child out of state?
It is important to know when can a parent take a child out of state. An out of state move can occur when the other parent is in agreement. Where… CONTINUE
Grandparent Visitation Rights
Divorce for Men Only is experienced with grandparent visitation rights. If both parents are denying grandparent visitation rights to the child, there is little a court can or will likely… CONTINUE
How is custody handled where one parent is the biological parent and the other the adoptive parent?
The Divorce for Men Only lawyers have experience biological parent and adoptive parent custody issues. An adoptive parent has the same rights as the biological parent, and neither has a… CONTINUE
What is parental alienation?
Parental alienation is when one parent has influenced the child to dislike the other parent, to fight with them and sometimes even hate the other parent. Often the child is… CONTINUE
Where there is more than one child in a marriage, are there custody arrangements that differ for each child?
Divorce for Men Only is experienced with custody arrangements. This will sometimes depend on how well the children get along with each other. Normally siblings are kept together in custody… CONTINUE
What are typical shared custody arrangements?
Shared custody arrangements in California can vary tremendously depending on the needs of the child and the work schedules and availability and willingness of each parent. The are several classic… CONTINUE
Legal Custody and Physical Custody in California
Joint custody often means that the custody of the children are fairly equal and balanced between the parents. The questions are more about legal custody and physical custody. Legal custody… CONTINUE
What factors does the court consider when determining child custody?
The main factors all relate to what are the best interests of the child regarding child custody and that includes the following: what the relationship with each parent has been… CONTINUE