
After notice and a hearing, a California court may direct a wireless provider to transfer responsibility for a phone number to a person protected by[…]

California parenting plans may include virtual visitation through video calls and other audiovisual technology. Virtual contact can help preserve a parent-child relationship during physical separation,[…]

A California family court may order counseling intended to improve communication concerning a child, reduce custody conflict, and strengthen parenting skills. The service should be[…]

A California family court may grant visitation to a stepparent when the arrangement serves the child’s best interests. A close relationship with the child can[…]

A California domestic violence restraining order may protect pets and other animals connected to the parties or their children. These provisions recognize that threats or[…]
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