Divorce and Family Law During the Coronavirus Pandemic

The impact of the global COVID-19 outbreak has been felt in every aspect of our lives. Learn how the social and economic impacts of this pandemic affect family law issues. Stay tuned, as we will continue to update you as the situation develops.

Dealing with the Coronavirus

California No Longer Allows You to Get Married Online After End of COVID-19 Emergency

The end of California's Covid-19 State of Emergency means most people can't get married online in the state.

Domestic Violence

Leaving an Abusive Relationship: How to Protect Yourself

Here are some steps to help protect yourself and your children when leaving an abusive relationship.
What to Do If Your Ex Is Stalking You

Things to know if your ex-spouse (or former significant other) is stalking you.
Preparing for a Domestic Violence Hearing

In family law cases involving accusations of domestic violence, a hearing will be held to determine if a temporary restraining order or child custody order is necessary.
Child Custody and Domestic Violence

Victims of domestic violence and their children have access to protection by law. Find out how to protect yourself and your children.

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