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Facing a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) hearing is one of the most stressful experiences a father can go through. A restraining order can impact your ability to see your children, remain in your home, and even affect your job. At Reel Fathers Rights, we...

When a custodial parent—often the mother—wants to move away with the children, fathers face a gut-wrenching question: Will I lose my relationship with my kids? Relocation cases in family court are high-stakes battles, and many fathers wonder: Do they get a fair shot...

Family law cases in California cover a wide range of legal matters that impact parents, spouses, and children. The four primary types of family law cases include Divorce (Dissolution), Child Custody (Parentage), Child Support, and Domestic Violence Restraining Orders....

One of the most damaging mistakes a father can make during a divorce is voluntarily moving out of the marital home. This single misstep can significantly impact your custody case, your financial future, and your overall divorce outcome. Yet, many men continue to make...

Child support is one of the most significant financial obligations that parents face in family law cases. In California, child support is governed by strict guidelines that determine how much a parent must pay based on income, custody arrangements, and other financial...

When a parent with primary custody wants to relocate with their child, it can create significant legal challenges, especially if the move affects the other parent's ability to maintain a relationship with the child. In California, move-away cases are among the most...

Being served with a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) can be overwhelming and stressful. Whether the allegations are true or false, your response to a TRO can have long-lasting consequences on your legal rights—especially if you are involved in a child custody or...

Child custody is one of the most critical and emotionally charged issues in any divorce or separation case. In California, custody decisions are based on the best interests of the child, with courts considering several factors before determining who will have primary...