PARENTAL ALIENATION HURTS KIDS

The loss of a child is so immeasurable in the universe of grief that the English language in fact has no word to describe a parent who loses a child.  The words "widow" and "widower" impart the image of one who has lost their mate through the inexorable march of time.  We all suffer losses [...]

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When you become a trustee of a trust, you are automatically required to do a lot of things.  You should keep careful track of all expenditures and be ready to produce records of what you have done.  It is a good idea to hire an accountant or other professional if you find this challenging or [...]

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A niche that puts children first Psychologists in many states are becoming parenting coordinators to help divorcing parents focus on their children's needs. By DEBORAH SMITH BAILEY Monitor Staff January 2005, Vol 36, No. 1 Print version: page 46 It's the aftermath of a bitter divorce: The parents return to court month after month to [...]

Matthew Sullivan, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist (California Lic. # PSY10214) in private practice in Palo Alto, California, who specializes in forensic child and family psychology. He has been in private practice in Palo Alto for 20 years, specializing in Forensic Family psychology. He is a pioneer in the field of Parenting Coordination, which he [...]

Living separate and apart means what? In a nutshell, this new decision states that even if you are under the same roof, even if you are sleeping in separate beds, have not had sex in ten years, keeping separate bank accounts, and driving to the family events in separate cars, you are NOT separated under [...]

Under California law, a person who is party to a divorce has to keep paying the mortgage. There is an automatic order that comes into effect upon filing. But what happens when a temporary child support or spousal support order comes into effect that makes it impossible? The answer is not a great one, and [...]

The short answer is "no". But like a lot of answers from lawyers, this is not the end of it. California Family Code 3042, subsections (a) through (d) specifically state: (a) If a child is of sufficient age and capacity to reason so as to form an intelligent preference as to custody or visitation, the [...]