During a Riverside Child Custody case, often parents think “full physical custody” means that the child with stay with a parent full time. Also, often parents think if both parents have “joint physical” custody, then both parents will have “equal” amount of “time”. This is not always true! A parent can have full physical custody,…
Continue reading ›In Riverside and San Bernardino family law courts, all child custody cases must go through a mediation process where a court appointed, neutral third party will sit down with the parents and listen to the parents’ concerns and parenting plan proposals, and thereafter, will prepare a recommendation that the mediator thinks is in the best…
Continue reading ›Clients often wonder “can I win my child custody in Riverside?”, or “can I win my Riverside divorce case?”. The answer always depends on the facts and circumstances surrounding their case. However, no attorney should give clients “high” hopes about any case, because “you never know what can happen” in court. Keep in mind several…
Continue reading ›Often clients ask, “do I need a Riverside divorce lawyer or family law attorney to represent me in court or can I do this case myself?”. The answer is always “it depends”. If your case is a simple divorce, for example, where you do not have any property, spousal support, child custody issues, or both…
Continue reading ›A potential client who is either going through a divorce, child custody battle, or seeking restraining order should always ask the attorney questions to decide if the attorney is right for the client. We offer FREE PHONE CONSULTATION 7 days by phone until 7 pm. So, call us. You have nothing to lose and only…
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