Who Keeps the Engagement Ring?
In California, 20% of all engagements are called off before the wedding. This often leads to previously engaged individuals asking…
Who Gets The Pets After Divorce?
Everybody loves their pets. For some, the thought of parting ways with their beloved animals could be heartbreaking. California Family Code 2237 allows for pets to be seen as family members in the eyes of the law. Pets are now treated more than simply communal...
Abortion in California: A Complete Guide to Abortion Law
Recent conversations surrounding the possible repealing of Roe v. Wade are raising numerous concerns surrounding abortions across the United States. However, for residents in California, abortion will remain legal under the state’s constitution regardless of any...
Child Custody in California
The California family court system and a child’s parents or legal guardians decide child custody in California. The guardians and the court work together to produce a situation that most benefits the child(ren) in question. At the end of the process, child...
Grandparent’s Custody and Visitation Rights in California
California law does not automatically grant grandparents custody and visitation rights. It does automatically grant custody rights to the child’s biological mother in question. With the right support and evidence, grandparents may file a petition with the court...
Divorce, Dissolution, and Legal Separation – The Differences
In California, there are many ways of legally separating from your partner. California couples who seek to terminate their…