Recent Blog Posts
How to Make the Most Out of Supervised Visitation
Being ordered to see your child in a supervised setting may feel embarrassing, insulting, or stressful. However, it is often a stepping stone to unsupervised visitation and shared custody. Using this time effectively and proving yourself to the court can put you in a better position to strengthen your relationship with your child and… Read More »
Important Factors to Consider When Establishing Liability in a Truck Accident
One of the most terrifying things a person can experience on the road is a truck accident. Large commercial vehicles carry enough weight to crush almost any other vehicle they share the road with. As a result of their large size and weight, any collision with a large commercial truck can result in serious… Read More »
Your Child Has Been Caught Shoplifting—Your Next Steps
Getting the call that your child has been caught shoplifting is incredibly embarrassing. As a parent, you may feel shock, anger, and disbelief. But it’s important to take a deep breath and decide how to proceed before reacting out of anger or embarrassment. California’s juvenile justice system aims to rehabilitate young offenders, not punish… Read More »
Is Mediation Right for Your Divorce Case?
Divorce is often seen as a bitter and drawn-out courtroom battle, especially if your main experience with it comes from courtroom dramas. But the fact is that it doesn’t have to be that way. Through mediation and collaborative divorce options, you can explore a calmer and more peaceful end to your marriage with the… Read More »
Navigating Your First Holiday Season as a Co-Parent
Divorce isn’t ever easy, but it’s even more painful when you try to navigate your first holiday season after a split. You may have shared traditions you can no longer enjoy, memories that are now hard to think about, and children who don’t understand what’s going on. But while this first year can bring… Read More »
Holiday DUI Dangers—Staying Safe in California
The holidays are a time for celebration, time with family, and good memories—but for too many people, the holidays are a permanent reminder of tragedy. Thousands of people are injured in DUI accidents during the holiday season every year, and despite extensive efforts to make the roads safe, these accidents continue. If you’re injured… Read More »
California’s Military Diversion Law—What It Means for Veterans
California is known for being at the forefront of criminal justice reform, and they continue to build on that reputation with their recent changes to their military diversion program. A recent court decision has changed how easy it is for veterans to seek diversion for criminal charges. If you’re facing criminal charges, it’s crucial… Read More »
Extracurriculars for Children of Divorced Parents: Who Pays for Them?
Navigating co-parenting during and after divorce comes with unique challenges, and as your child grows, the discussions you’ll need to have will evolve. When your child starts showing interest in sports, theatre, and other activities, you and your co-parent will need to discuss who pays for these activities. If you are struggling to provide… Read More »
Getting Ready for the School Year as Co-Parents
As we start to look toward the second half of summer in California, we also have to think about what the next school year holds. No matter how good your co-parenting relationship is, it’s always good to start the school year off on the right foot. With a little preparation, you can avoid conflicts… Read More »
Is a Plea Deal Right for You? What Defendants Should Know
If you’re dealing with criminal charges, you already know that the status of your case can change from day to day. This means that the potential outcomes of your case are likely to change as your case develops and your criminal defense attorney negotiates on your behalf. One option that’s likely to be presented… Read More »