
Financial discovery is essential in many California divorces, but its scope is not unlimited. A party or affected third person may seek a protective order[…]

Domestic violence restraining-order proceedings can include temporary financial and property provisions. These orders may determine who uses particular property and who pays expenses needed to[…]

A California domestic violence restraining order may include a residence-exclusion or move-out order. The court may grant temporary possession of the home regardless of which[…]

A California family court may be asked to decide which surname a child should use or whether an existing surname should be changed. The controlling[…]

Incarceration does not automatically eliminate a parent’s custody or visitation rights. An incarcerated parent is entitled to a hearing concerning visitation, and the court may[…]
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