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How Can You Prove Parental Alienation in California?

Parental alienation is a hot topic in custody cases in California, and for that reason it has become a double-edged…

What is Legal Custody in California?

When parents live apart, the issues surrounding custody of their children often become very stressful and contentious. It is only…

Questions To Ask Your Divorce Lawyer in California

Divorce is an intense process that can leave deep emotional and financial scars. You can protect yourself during this process…

Is California A Common Law Marriage State?

In navigating the complexities of relationships and marriage laws for clients, the team at Holstrom, Block & Parke, APLC often…

How a Mother Can Lose a Custody Battle

Custody in California is not the one-sided contest that it used to be. Not so long ago, mothers were presumed…

How To Get Full Custody Of A Child As A Father in California

The subject of child custody is often a pivotal and deeply emotional point of contention in family law cases. As…

The 10-Year Marriage Rule—What Does it Mean in a California Divorce?

If you are in the midst of a divorce or planning to get divorced, you’ve probably heard quite a few…

Overcoming Divorce Challenges for Stay-at-Home Moms in California

While going through a divorce is challenging for everyone, it can be particularly daunting for stay-at-home moms who have dedicated…

Can I Get Alimony After 2 Years Of Marriage in California?

People getting divorced in California after a relatively short marriage often wonder whether alimony is ever awarded in this type…

Alimony After 20 Years Of Marriage In California

When your marriage has lasted for decades, the intense emotional and financial entanglements make the process of divorce much more…

How the Court Divides Assets in a California Divorce

Since California is a community property state, many people assume they know how property will be divided in divorce. However,…

How a Mother Can Get Full Custody of a Child in California

The law used to presume that mothers were the best natural custodians and caregivers of their children, and many times…
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