Parentage Laws and Rights: Understanding California Law
Parentage, formerly called paternity, involves determining the legal parent of a child. In California, establishing parentage can significantly impact both the parent’s and the child’s
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Parentage, formerly called paternity, involves determining the legal parent of a child. In California, establishing parentage can significantly impact both the parent’s and the child’s
The California Family Code underwent several revisions that will impact custody arrangements, mental health considerations, family reunification programs, and the allocation of child support add-ons.
Becoming a parent is one of life’s most profound transformations. It brings immense joy but also significant responsibilities—including a variety of legal considerations. New parents
From divorce settlements to child custody arrangements, family law can govern some of the most sensitive aspects of our lives. But what happens when parties
Having a relationship agreement in place provides valuable financial protection for both parties. Contracts like premarital (also called pre-nuptial) agreements, post-nuptial agreements, and cohabitation agreements
Prenuptial agreements, which are also called premarital agreements, are becoming increasingly common in California. Prenuptial agreements are growing in popularity for many reasons. A prenuptial
When a couple marries in California, their rights to income earned and assets and debts acquired during the marriage are impacted immediately by operation of
Most couples heading into marriage believe their relationship will last, but unfortunately, that is not always the case. Some marriages fail after many years, while
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