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Monthly Archives: April 2023

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Filing First, Filing Right: Child Custody And California Jurisdiction

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

Child custody and support issues are usually the most hotly contested items in any divorce action. But what about when you have a choice of which court system you process claims through, and that choice could affect the outcome of your case? Some families’ circumstances are such that more than one state’s court system… Read More »

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Standard Of Proof In California Domestic Violence Charges

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

The United States may be the “land of the free and the home of the brave,” but even the staunchest stout-hearted American is sure to become discouraged now and then with the rampant news stories surrounding violence. With the abundance of negative news stories out there, it can be a relief to laugh. And… Read More »

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Fathers’ Rights In California

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

A common misconception lingers on that a mother’s rights trump the rights of a father. While historically many laws were developed and enacted with an eye on protecting the status of mother and child within the family unit, that same need is not as apparent in the modern era. Today, a devoted, good father… Read More »

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Common Mistakes You Can Avoid In Your Divorce

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

While going through a divorce can feel very overwhelming and isolating, those couples going through it should take comfort from knowing that millions of others actually HAVE walked down this same path. There are many lessons we can take from those divorce cases that preceded us. An error is really only a mistake if… Read More »

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