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Some California child custody disputes are driven less by disagreement about where the child should live and more by the parents’ inability to communicate effectively.[…]

A supported spouse’s new relationship can raise questions about whether an existing California spousal support order should change. One of the most important distinctions is[…]

A California Domestic Violence Restraining Order After Hearing may remain effective for years, but circumstances can change before its scheduled expiration date. California law allows[…]

A parenting plan can become significantly more expensive when parents live far apart. Airline tickets, long-distance driving, hotels, and other transportation expenses may be necessary[…]
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