Stay current on California family law issues with this new monthly
series of informative articles on important issues. Most of these
articles were written by Robert Kroll. A former daily newspaper
reporter and legal journalist, Robert Kroll has been a practicing
family lawyer in California for 22 years and retired from the practice
of law in March, 2008.
The
issue of erosion of the owner spouse's equity in refinances during
marriage has been a topic of much debate. After wrestling with this
problem for over a year, the author, a family law appellate specialist,
believes he has found a solution. December 23, 2004.
When a custodial
parent wishes to move away, the courts will investigate the reasons
and motives of that parent and decide whether to allow the child
to move far from the non-custodial parent. February 12, 2004.
A recent
(April 24, 2004) decision in Marriage of La Musga did
not rule out custody move aways. It merely re-affirms the long standing
rule that the court should consider whether the move will harm the
children by alienating them from the non-custodial parent. August
8, 2004.
A Canadian
social worker discusses the various ways of handling the development
of a parenting plan when parents are at odds with one another. June
14, 2005.
After the death of a loved one, and before you discuss any financial,
legal or business issues with the relatives you expect to share
an estate with, consider these helpful hints to avoid unnecessarily
alienating a family member, losing sleep, or worse, losing the estate
to the ravages of squabbling relatives. November 18, 2003.
Is it worthwhile going to the trouble and expense of getting a California
Domestic Violence restraining order? What are the pitfalls? What
are the alternatives? Would it be beneficial to get a mutual restraining
order? November 6, 2003.
An explanation and examples of this important family law issue.
Learn some of the complex legal implications of the child support
process in California. July 24, 2003.
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