Child Custody | San Diego Family Law Blog - Part 2
How to Rotate Holiday Parenting Time for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas in La Jolla: A Guide to Custody Schedules
For many families, holidays like Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas carry special meaning. These traditions bring comfort, continuity, and joy for children. But when parents are separated or divorced, deciding how to share these holidays can be one of the most challenging parts of a custody arrangement.read more
What Happens When Divorced Parents Can’t Agree on a School in La Jolla?
Choosing a school for your child is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. Families weigh factors like academic reputation, extracurricular opportunities, and proximity to your home.
But for divorced parents, the decision can become complicated, especially when parents share legal custody. School disputes may come to a head right before critical enrollment deadlines for junior high or high school, leaving little time to resolve disagreements.read more
Supporting Families With Soberlink: How Certification Enhances Custody Cases
Child custody cases are some of the most emotionally charged matters in family law. When concerns about alcohol use are added into the equation, the stakes become even higher. Judges, attorneys, and families must balance the best interests of the child with fairness to the parent, while also ensuring that custody arrangements are safe and sustainable.read more
Creating a Long-Distance Co-Parenting Plan That Works
Parenting after a separation is hard enough. But when one parent moves across the state—or even out of it—maintaining a healthy and consistent parenting relationship becomes even more complicated.
Emergency Custody When a Parent Is Using Drugs in San Diego
Courts in California prioritize the safety and well-being of children above all else. When a parent is using drugs and placing a child in danger—whether through neglect, impaired judgment, or unsafe living conditions—emergency legal action may be necessary.
How to Enforce a Custody Order When the Other Parent Violates It
Custody orders are legally binding judgments issued by a family court. A parent has the right to pursue legal remedies when the other parent refuses to follow the terms of an existing custody order, whether by denying parenting time or engaging in other forms of noncompliance.
San Diego Court Process for Emergency Custody and Domestic Violence
In emotionally charged family law situations, emergencies can arise that require swift court intervention—especially when a child’s safety is at risk.
California Custody Law Changes in 2025: What San Diego Parents Should Know
Child custody is one of the most difficult and emotional areas of California family law. Whether you’re navigating divorce, separation, or a post-judgment modification, the decisions you make about custody will profoundly impact your child’s life.
How to Co-Parent Effectively in High-Conflict Custody Situations
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce is rarely easy. But for families dealing with constant arguments, hostility, or poor communication, it can feel downright impossible. However, your children deserve stability, peace, and meaningful relationships with both parents.
New California Law Expands Grandparents’ Rights in 2025
For many families, grandparents play a crucial role in raising, nurturing, and emotionally supporting children. But when families break apart—whether through divorce, estrangement, or tragedy—grandparents can suddenly find themselves cut off from their grandchildren, with no clear legal path to maintain contact. That’s changing in 2025.