Right of First Refusal in California Family Law Cases
The right of first refusal in family law cases refers to a provision that may be included…
Sample Travel Itinerary for Parenting Time in California Family Law Cases
Day 1: Arrival & Initial Parenting Time Schedule Day 2: Full Day of Parenting Time…
Pendente Lite Orders in California Family Law
A pendente lite order in California family law refers to a temporary court order issued during the…
Emancipation of Minor in California
In California, emancipation is a legal process that grants a minor (under the age of…
Role of California of Department of Child Support Services [DCSS]
The California Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) plays a crucial role in ensuring that…
Duty to Support Minor Child
California Family Code Section 3900 outlines the basic obligation of both parents to support their…
Conditional Admission of Testimony in California
In California law, conditional admission of testimony refers to the acceptance of a witness’s testimony in court,…
Presumptions vs. Inferences
In California law, presumptions are legal conclusions or assumptions that may be drawn from certain facts, unless…
Evidence in California Law
In California law, “evidence” refers to any materials, testimony, or other forms of information presented…
