Why Is A Stranger Joining My Visit with Mom/Dad?
A guide on how to introduce a professional monitor to your child and how to explain the importance.
7 Court Assigned Resources That Can Offer Additional Support to Children During High Conflict Divorces
Seven court assigned resources parents should consider for additional support for their children during high conflict divorces and supervised visitation.
6 Things to Consider When Introducing an Absent Parent to Your Child
Six things to consider when reintroducing an absent parent to your child.
Five Ways that Parental Alienation Can Harm a Child
Understanding harmful impacts of parental alienation on a child.
Reuniting with Your Children After a Long Absence
Reuniting with your children after a long absence can be one of the most difficult and daunting experiences for a parent. This is due to the many emotions, fears and doubts that come with the unknown. It can be a time of hope and redemption, but also of uncertainty, doubt and feelings of inadequacy. However, it is possible to rebuild the relationships with your children and create a positive and nurturing environment for them to learn and grow in.
What Rights Do Incarcerated Parents in Los Angeles County Have?
In California, incarcerated parents have certain legal rights that allow them to maintain their parental relationship with their children. These rights are set forth in the California Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) 764. A parent’s right to visitation, to receive notice of a child’s custody status, and to receive notice of any proceedings concerning their child are all protected under CPC 764. In addition, the law also allows for a parent to receive notice of any court proceedings that involve their children, including family law matters, adoptions, and juvenile delinquency cases.