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Monthly Archives: April 2026

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Understanding Temporary Orders in a California Divorce Case

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

Divorce cases in California often take many months to resolve. During this time, families still need clear rules governing finances, housing, and parenting responsibilities. Temporary orders are court issued instructions that establish these rules while the divorce case is pending. Temporary orders can address several important issues, including: Child custody and visitation schedules Temporary… Read More »

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When Can a Parent Relocate With a Child in California

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

Parental relocation, often referred to as a move-away case, is one of the most complex issues in California family law. When one parent wishes to move with a child, the court must balance that parent’s right to relocate with the child’s need for stability and ongoing contact with both parents. California law generally recognizes… Read More »

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How Summer Vacation Schedules Work in California Custody Orders

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

Summer vacation often presents unique challenges for co-parents operating under a custody order. During the school year, parenting schedules tend to follow a predictable routine. Once summer arrives, however, those routines are frequently replaced with travel plans and shifting responsibilities. California courts recognize this and allow parents to create customized summer schedules that reflect… Read More »

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How Business Ownership Is Divided in a California Divorce

By Cardwell Steigerwald Young LLP |

When a couple divorces in California, business ownership can become one of the most complex assets to divide. California is a community property state, which means that assets acquired during the marriage are presumptively community property and subject to equal division. This includes business interests that were started, purchased, or significantly grown during the… Read More »

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