No matter how much anyone tries to convince you that common law marriages exist in California do not believe them. There simply is no common law marriage in
California or any marriage-like rights that are recognized under the California
Family Code. This means that there is no
spousal support arising out of a marriage-like relationship, nor are there any
property rights created. So if you want
to break up with the live-in boyfriend or live-in girlfriend and you do not
have any children, they will not have rights under the California Family Code
to assert against you for spousal support or property.
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Monday, December 5, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
Determining Custody: Child's Best Interest
In determining child custody where there hasn't been a permanent custody order by the court, the court will analyze the following factors in deciding what custody arrangement is in the best interests of the child (California Family Code Section 3011:
Monday, August 1, 2011
Grandparent Visitation in California
The most likely route for Grandparents seeking visitation rights of their grandchildren is under California Family Code section 3104. This code section provides conditions in which grandparents may petition the court for visitation. Notice must be give to each of the child's parents, stepparents or one who has physical custody of the child. This is done by personal service.
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