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When it comes to alimony, California residents may think that there's only one type of alimony that exists. However, there are actually several different types of alimony that a judge could award to one party in the marriage. The type that's awarded depends on what...
Co-parenting in California isn't easy, and many parents tend to forget that it's not about what's best for them but what's best for the child. It can be difficult, but you can't create an effective parenting plan until you put aside your differences and work directly...
Occasionally, a psychologist might be called to act during a California child custody case. The psychologist's exact duties can vary, but typically they interview the parents to decide who can offer the child a better standard of living. They might even offer the...
