Child Custody

When parents get divorced, they have to set up a custody schedule. In many cases, this means that both adults will split up parenting time with their children, as the child lives with each parent in turn. It’s very common for both parents to have their own homes and...

There are countless reasons why someone with shared custody in the San Diego area might want to relocate. Cost of living is certainly a factor. What may have been comfortable for the family with two wage earners in the household may now be unreasonable for someone to...

Parents who are going through a divorce have some unique challenges to handle that aren’t present for people who don’t share children. Throughout the divorce, they have to ensure the children are adjusting well to the changes.  It’s not always easy co-parenting with...

Losing your co-parent can be one of life’s most challenging stumbling blocks. Suddenly, you are on deck. Your primary custodial co-parent died. You immediately assumed sole physical and legal custody of your children. But what now, legally speaking? Your first...