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What Family Courts Must Understand About Children with ASD
Changes in how autism is defined means more children more eligible for diagnosis. Efforts in professional communities in the past 15 years have improved our understanding of ASD. More children are being evaluated, there are more avenues of support for children and their families. Subsequently, professionals working in family law courts have more exposure to children with ASD as well
COVID-19, Co-Parenting, and Your California Family Court Case
Guidelines for general questions about coronavirus and co-parenting, custody and visitation, and court closures and delays in California Superior Courts.
Why Is January Divorce Month?
It’s not all that surprising. At work is a combination of two reasons: the end of the holiday season, and the beginning of tax season.
Dayn Holstrom Honored at IE Holiday Gala for Charitable Contributions
Olive Crest Executive Director Tracy Fitzsimmons honored Managing Attorney Dayn Holstrom with an award recognizing the firm’s charitable work benefiting the non-profit.
Defending Against False Accusations of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence (DV) is a serious charge that carries serious consequences. If you’re a victim of domestic violence, a domestic violence restraining order (DVRO) can help you escape abusive situation and prevent further abuse in the future. If you’re on the other...
Kristen and Dayn Holstrom Named 2019 Spirit of the Entrepreneur Award Finalists
Dayn Holstrom and Kristen Holstrom are finalists in the 2019 Spirit of the Entrepreneur program by the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship at CSUSB.
What Is a DVRO and How Can It Help Me?
A DVRO is a domestic violence restraining order. The courts issue DVROs to protect people against abuse or violence from a family member or significant other residing in the same household. That might include a current or former spouse, boyfriend or girlfriend, or the other parent of a child. It may also include in-laws, siblings, and stepparents.
Why Do Custody Disagreements to Go to Trial?
The family court system is designed for parents to work out custody issues on their own. The courts have in place mediators and programs like Child Custody Recommending Counseling (CCRC) to help parents agree on the terms and conditions of raising children in separate households.
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