Handling Joint Accounts During a Divorce

If you can separate the emotion from divorce, in many ways it is much like a business transaction, such as a partnership that is being dissolved. When business partners separate, they make sure that the finances and assets are divided equitably. An Orange County family attorney can help you with asset separation to ensure that your rights are protected. Continue reading

What is a Detention Hearing?

At the initial Detention Hearing, the Dependency Judge will make a determination whether or not the child should be detained. The Court will determine where the child will stay, whether visitation will be allowed and whether services will be provided. The mother, father and child will each be assigned their own attorney. Private counsel can also be retained to represent you in the dependency court. Continue reading

How to Handle Conflicts Between Spouse During Divorce

Minimizing Conflict during Divorce

If you are facing a grueling and tiresome divorce, an Orange County child custody lawyer can provide not only legal advice, but sound counsel and wise guidance as well. No matter how hard couples try to avoid conflict during the divorce process, it is bound to arise and cause stressful situations. The best ways to handle conflict may differ from couple to couple, but the following tips may be helpful as you endure the lengthy dissolution process. Continue reading

Child Custody Arrangements and Solutions

Child Contact Guidelines after a Divorce

For many people, the toughest aspect of a divorce is figuring out how to manage the children while ensuring they have adequate time to spend with each parent. As your Orange County family attorney, I can vouch for the fact that, while difficult, managing the inherent emotional adjustment of living in separate homes is not impossible and your family can make it through these adjustments in a positive way. Continue reading

How Social Networking Can Affect Your Child Custody Case

If you need assistance with child custody or other family law matters, attorney Bethanie Fanti can help. However, if an issue is in dispute, you need to be careful what you say, and where you say it. What you post on Facebook is permanent. While social networking sites may seem like ideal places to vent or air “dirty laundry,” comments you Tweet may come back to haunt you in Family Court. Continue reading

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