Category Archives: Visitation

Emergency Custody Orders in California: What Parents Need to Know (Riverside and San Bernardino County Family Court Cases) After nearly three decades…

What Happens if a Parent Makes False Allegations in a California Custody Case? (Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange County, and Southern California Family…

What Happens at CCRC in Riverside and San Bernardino County? (Child Custody Recommending Counseling in California Family Court) After nearly three decades…

How Does a 730 Custody Evaluation Work in California? (Riverside and San Bernardino County Family Court Cases) One of the most serious…

What Happens When a Child Refuses Visitation in California? (Riverside and San Bernardino County Custody Cases) One of the most difficult and…

How Do California Courts Handle Custody for Very Young Children? (Riverside and San Bernardino County Custody Cases) Custody cases involving infants and…

What Happens if a Parent Violates a Custody Order in California? (Riverside and San Bernardino County Custody Cases) Violations of custody and…

Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in California? (Riverside and San Bernardino County Custody Cases) One of the most…

How Is 50/50 Custody Decided in California? (Riverside and San Bernardino County) Many parents ask whether California courts favor 50/50 custody. The…

What Hurts Your Chances in a Custody Case in California? (Riverside and San Bernardino County) Parents often come into custody cases focused…

What Is the “Best Interest of the Child” Standard in California Custody Cases? (How Courts in Riverside and San Bernardino County Actually…

What Do Judges Look for in Custody Cases in Riverside and San Bernardino County? Parents often assume that custody cases are decided…

Parental Alienation, Restrictive Gatekeeping, and the Resist-Refuse Dynamic in California Custody Cases “Parental alienation” is one of the most frequently asserted—and most…

[video width="640" height="360" mp4="https://www.edgarfamilylaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/videoplayback.mp4"][/video] Understanding Negative Gatekeeping in Custody Cases In custody disputes, parental conflicts can sometimes escalate to harmful behaviors that…

Getting a Grip on Your Emotions: The Key to Helping Your Children Thrive During Divorce Divorce is never easy, especially when children…

Divorce Poison: How to Protect Your Family from Bad-Mouthing and Brainwashing – A Review by Edgar & Dow, Expert Custody Lawyers in…

Mastering Co-Parenting Communication: The BIFF Method for High-Conflict Situations Co-parenting can be one of the most challenging aspects of a custody arrangement,…

The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: A Must-Read for Anyone Facing Family Law Challenges Divorce is more than just the legal dissolution of…

Building a Stronger Family After Divorce: Lessons from The Good Divorce Divorce is never easy, but it doesn't have to be destructive.…

Co-Parenting Survival Guide: Letting Go of Conflict After a Difficult Divorce For parents navigating the aftermath of divorce, co-parenting presents one of…

Co-Parenting with a Toxic Ex: How to Protect Your Relationship with Your Kids Navigating co-parenting is challenging under the best circumstances, but…

By H. William Edgar

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Custody , Visitation

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Last Modified on Jan 05, 2026

When a parent believes that there is even a small chance their child is not safe with their other parent, it can…

By H. William Edgar

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Custody , Divorce , Visitation

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Last Modified on Dec 17, 2025

California Family Code Section 3042 states that 14 years is the age at which a child may address the court regarding custody…

By H. William Edgar

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Child Support , Visitation

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Last Modified on Dec 04, 2025

Family litigation is complex because it involves emotional distress and even disputes. One of the most common issues that occur between divorced…

By H. William Edgar

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Custody , Visitation

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Last Modified on May 30, 2022

You and your now ex-spouse likely don’t get along and probably have not been getting along for quite some time now. It’s…