In a previous post, we examined the basics relating to California law and establishing child visitation plans subsequent to a divorce between parents with children. These are the four most-often utilized types of visitation plans: Scheduled visitation. A plan is made...
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How child visitation works – part 1
The term “visitation” in relation to child custody arrangements after a divorce can be considered an umbrella term, since visitation covers – and concerns – different issues, different laws, and different parties. Parents going through the process of divorce are...
Moving Away With Children
Some of the more challenging family law issues to resolve between the parents occur when one parent wants to move away with the parties’ children to another county, state or in some cases the country. Obviously, this can have a significant impact on both parties’...
Lessons from Famous Custody Battles: Usher vs. Tameka Foster
R&B icon, Usher, split up with Tameka Foster, his wife of less than two years, in June, 2009. The couple became entrenched in a bitter custody battle over their two children, 3-year-old, Naviyd, and 4-year-old, Usher V. In court, Tameka argued that Usher had used...
Charlie Sheen’s Child Custody Battle
Actor Charlie Sheen (of Two and a Half Men and “Winning!” fame) is back in the news again — this time, over a new twist in his ongoing child custody battle over his two kids, Max and Bob. The Department of Children and Family Services got a report that member of a...
Awful Child Custody Battle Ends with Mother Allegedly Killing Her Two Children
A mother is in jail in Orange County for allegedly poisoning her two children to death, following a bitter custody battle. According to reports, 42-year-old Marilyn K. Edge of Scottsdale poisoned her two children at a Hampton Inn & Suites in Santa Ana, the day...
More on the Bode Miller Sara Mckenna Child Custody Battle
After a New York Family Court called Sara McKenna’s decision to move to New York while pregnant “reprehensible,” she took her case to an appeals judge, who laced into the lower court for violating McKenna’s rights, claiming “putative fathers have neither the right nor...