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Co-parenting is great for children, as it provides a more stable structure for them to take refuge in as they adapt to life after divorce. It is also great for the ex-couple. But what happens if one co-parent must move away from the other and from their child? How can...
Like others convicted of crimes, part of avoiding recidivism for you will likely involve maintaining a job and steady income. Having a criminal record, however, you may worry about your prospects. Taking effect in 2018, the Fair Chance Act provides you and others with...
When you were a child, your schoolmates had little choice but to pick on each other in person. Times have changed considerably, of course, with most children having ready access to smartphones, laptops, tablets and electronic devices. The way your child uses these...
When most people think of domestic violence, they think of physical assault; however, this is not the only definition that exists under the law. The Judicial Branch of California reports that domestic assault occurs between individuals involved in a sexual...
Whether you are a parent or college-aged student, you have probably heard about the U.S. Department of Education's harsh perception of those with drug convictions. In fact, the DOE has a tradition of cutting off federal financial aid to students who have drug...
Asset hiding during divorce is not a new phenomenon. It has likely existed for as long as laws have dictated how to divide property during a split. However, with the changing times come changes in technology. These days, many divorcees who want to hide their assets...
Most states in the country are struggling with high rates of a substance use disorder, and California is no exception. People with an addiction to a particular substance may commit illegal acts to satisfy their needs. While substance use disorder is common across the...
If you love to watch a good police drama on television, you are probably familiar with the Miranda advisement. This advisement, which comes from a 1966 U.S. Supreme Court case, ensures criminal suspects understand their rights to remain silent and to consult with an...
Divorced parents may struggle to come to terms with their divorce and the thought of raising their child as co-parents. Despite the upheaval of life's plans, divorced parents increase their chances of being great co-parents when they have the right tools. Healthline...
A California criminal record has the potential to haunt you for the rest of your life. Depending on the details of your record, you may find that it keeps you from finding a good job, finding a place to live or owning a firearm, among other possible restrictions. You...