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A full service private investigation agency located in Los Angeles and Southern California providing confidential investigations nationwide and internationally.
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Over 700 triple columned pages of vital information about fighting for custody of your children. This book is for parents facing a vicious or dangerous person on the other side. Topics include; home study, psychological evaluation, false accusations of child abuse, dealing with real child abuse, Parental Alienation Syndrome, how to turn hearsay into documented evidence, hiring a great attorney and grounds for suing a bad one, the difference between issues and non issues, how to produce contact logs that will help rather than hurt your case and much more. Information about fathers rights, mothers rights, grandparent rights and attorneys. This manual has been on the market longer and is updated more often than any other available. Click here to see how parents, grandparents and professionals Praise this manual. For people going through a divorce or the never married parent. Chick here to see the entire Table of Contents or Index, then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970 to order. Available at Amazon.com
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'How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing Up' is a book for young children about coping with regular visitation to separate parents, especially long-distance visitation. Written in very simple language arising from the point of view of a young boy who had a hard time adjusting to the stress of traveling back and forth to visit his mother, How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing up offers more than just a mere advisory text - it has point-by-point observations, travel safety tips, and numerous fun activities to pass the travel time. Click here to see the Table of Contents. How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing Up is highly recommended reading and a great resource for any parent having to take a child on a long distance trip to visit friends and relations. Available at Amazon.com. Call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8979
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International private investigators with offices in Los Angeles, Taipei, and Beijing. Specializing in international child abductions, and international surveillance.
Extensive civil and criminal trial and appellate experience, both alone and as part of legal teams and both as prosecution (plaintiff) and defense, in District Courts in Trinity, Polk, San Jacinto, Walker, Houston, Angelina and surrounding counties including cases ranging from capital murder to forcible entry and detainer, family law, collections, personal injury, products liability, medical malpractice and deed restrictions.
Numerous video and audio presentations for mediation and trial.
References of judges, clients and other attorneys available upon request.
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Bill Lamb is the Chief of the Children's Services Operations Bureau and he can be trusted. Mr. Lamb is particularly interested in cases in Contra Costa County - in fact, he is diligently searching for ONE case that has been handled correctly in Co. Co. County. Please be advised that Mr. Lamb can not SOLVE or PUT AN END to your case, but he can investigate it and advise the appropriate agency of where they are making mistakes and perhaps act as a mediator in some cases. If you believe that your civil rights are being violated, Mr. Lamb can also have your case reviewed by a Civil Rights Agency at your request.
Division 31 - The Child Welfare Services Program, Manual of Policies and Procedures. This is the CPS Bible. These are the guidelines that CPS MUST follow, and it is available FREE OF CHARGE. You can also receive automatic updates every time the manual is revised. When ordering a copy of the manual for yourself, it might be a good idea to request an extra copy as you will probably run into someone else who could use a copy of it too. The fact that you ordered a copy of Division 31 will NOT be reported to your county agency. It takes about two weeks to receive a copy and is generally sent via UPS. (916) 445-2890
Michael Levittan, Ph.D. Phone: 310-556-2050 Fax: 310-556-0252
10350 Santa Monica Blvd.(Ste. 310)
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Dr.Michael Levittan is a licensed psychotherapist in private practice and Expert Witness with specialties in Domestic Violence, Anger Management, Child Custody, Child Abuse, Relationship Issues, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Dr. Levittan lectures and teaches seminars at UCLA Extension, Loyola Marymount University, L.A. Superior Court, U.S. Marines, Women's Shelters, and the California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists. Dr. Levittan consults for the L.A. Times, Inside Edition, Golf Magazine, In-Touch Magazine, Riverside Press, etc., has been published in the CA. Workplace Violence Prevention Journal and the CA. Association of Batterers' Intervention Providers newsletter, and has presented several papers at the Intl Conference on Family Violence.
Wallis & Associates
California Divorce and Child Custody Specialists 626) 974-1778
1073 N. Grand Ave., Ste. 116, Covina, CA 91724
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Forenpsych Services Phone: (818) 597-1975 Fax: (818) 597-1975
5737 Kanan Rd. #147
Agoura, CA 91301
Dr. Rybicki has over 25 years experience in providing evaluations and testimony in forensic matters such as child custody disputes, personal injury & PTSD cases, assessment for insanity pleas & competency to stand trial. He is licensed in Washington, California, Illinois, and Indiana. He has provided over 250 instances of trial testimony along with additional deposition testimony and offering of declarations to the Court. Dr. Rybicki can provide case-specific expert testimony as well as more generic psychological expertise testimony on a variety of topics including chemical dependency, suggestibility of witnesses, child witness testimony, issues of parent-child alienation, battered spouse syndrome, work fitness evaluation, child sexual abuse, and psychological testing. His areas of expertise include: abuse, child psychological trauma, competence for trial, criminal responsibility, dangerousness assessment, drug abuse, family issues, fitness for duty, insanity pleas, psychology, PTSD, and substance abuse.
M. Nair and Associates
Phone: 562-493-2218
433 N. Camden Drive #600
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Dr. Nair's current appointments include, Vice Pres. Am Society of Adolescent Psychiatry, Faculty, Judicial Council State of CA. UCLA Faculty-Forensic and Child Psychiatry.
Dr. Nair's current appointments include, Vice Pres. Am Society of Adolescent Psychiatry, Faculty, Judicial Council State of CA. UCLA Faculty-Forensic and Child Psychiatry.
Maria T. Lymberis, MD, Inc
Phone: 310-451-3152
Fax: 310-454-1039
1500 Montana Av, #204
Santa Monica, CA 90403
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, UCLA School of Medicine. Over 30 years of experience in adult, child/adolescent psychiatry and psychoanalysis. Over 20 years experience in Forensic Psychiatry focusing on divorce/custody evaluations, sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, psychiatric ethics and psychiatric malpractice. Since 1978 expert medical consultant for the Medical Board of California performing fitness for duty evaluations, record review, peer reviews and supervision of psychiatrists under probation.
Supervised Visitation, Supervised Exchange for people involved in child custody and divorce, New Client Phone Screenings, Parenting/Co-parenting Class Facilitated Coparenting Meetings.
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CPS Attorney in Fresno, California. Specializing in
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With nearly 1,700 members, the California Association of Licensed Investigators is the largest private investigator association in the world. Our goals are to advance the profession of investigator and security professionals. Association goals are met through educational programs and through aggressively advocating the needs of our profession in the government and state legislature. (916) 441-5444 (800) 350-CALI
Offers internet resources for those who are being falsely accused of child abuse. Also provides a toll free number to call if you just want someone to listen to your situation. (888) 269-2474
A psychotherapist specializing in relationships including couples therapy, divorce support groups as well as mixed groups dealing with the integration of re-identifying the self, possible change in life style, and a processing of the feelings. Also deal with families in crisis having to do with the devastation of child custody and divorce. Currently the divorce support group which meets one night per week, has openings in as well as several openings in a men's group dealing with divorce. (310) 476-1500
Private Licensed Investigator (PII7572), Administrative Law Consultants. We are top-notch in administrative law and dealing with CPS. (760) 949-8043 (760) 949-6812
12707 High Bluff Drive, Suite 200, San Diego, California 92130
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Leading San Diego divorce and child custody mediator offers information about mediation costs, role of the mediator and numerous articles. (858) 350-4305
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The Center for Mediation and Counseling provides an opportunity, for those family members involved in separation issues, to experience constructive and compassionate connections. Our services include, but are not limited to, child custody and time share schedule parenting plans; contracts between parent-teen in working through conflicts and providing the proper forum for adults to engage in healthy and respectful communication regarding their children. Services are available online, telephone conference calls and on site (Benicia, California offices). T(707) 428-0228 F(707) 751-0314
Advice is usually given by people without the real information or life experience, with the right intention at the wrong time. With this book you can take advice when you want it and ready to hear it. You can act on what you have learned, mull it over or discard the advice altogether without interference. This book will not allow you to give the opposition power you might imagine but that they do not really have or let you allow others to diminish the importance you play in your children's lives. Divorce is never easy this will help. This book has been called 'Chicken Soup' for the Child Custody Case. It will help a lot and it certainly can't hurt. This book is 5 1/2" X 9" and has more than 1,700 entries. Click here to see more information. then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970. U
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Author of 'My Parents Still Love Me Even Though They're Getting Divorced', a fantasy story/workbook to help children ages 5-11 learn about and cope with divorce and child custody. The book follows a mermaid and a knight and their four children through the challenges of divorce. In reading the story and doing the workbook pages, children learn to how to appropriately express their anger and fears and that divorce is not their fault. They also learn problem solving tools to answer questions such as: "What do I do if one of my parents is talking bad about the other?" "What can I do if one of my parents is breaking a court order?" and "How can I feel comfortable in two homes?" It is a wonderful book to read with a child facing the pain of their parents' divorce. (800) 9 HELP2U
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Marriage Encounter, is a weekend away from home, family and responsibilities where in a comfortable, secluded environment a couple is guided in the discovery of new techniques of communicating and sharing with one another. It is not a retreat, but it is a program designed to give couples the opportunity to examine their lives together, their weaknesses and strong points, their attitudes toward each other and toward their families. Couples are given the opportunity to look at themselves, privately with their partner in an honest, face-to-face, heart-to-heart encounter.
Engaged Encounter, is a weekend experience designed to help couples prepare personally and as a couple for marriage. The focus is on the marriage, not on the wedding. "A wedding is a day ... a marriage is a lifetime." Couples are shown communication and decision-making techniques they can use throughout their lifetime together. Engaged Encounter is specifically designed for quiet reflection and discussion by each couple. It is a positive, simple, common-sense experience between two people who are either seriously considering engagement, engaged or recently married. At no time will the couple be asked to share their private experiences with the group.
This site originates in New Zealand but addresses a world wide problem. Telecom is the major sponsor of Police programs which help young New Zealanders to avoid becoming offenders or victims of crime. The programs encourage children and young people to act safely and confidently to protect themselves and their property, and avoid drug abuse. Telecom supports the Police because we recognize it is the responsibility of all New Zealanders to allow our children and young people to grow up in a safe and healthy environment.
Child Support Management Bureau
744 P Street, Mail Station 9-011, Sacramento, CA 95814 (800) 952-5253 (916) 654-1212
1009 Abbot Kinney, Los Angeles, CA 90291 (310) 399-6776
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"The nation's medical specialty society dedicated to educating physicians and improving the treatment of individuals suffering from alcoholism or other addictions." (301) 656-3920
CHADD Works To Improve the Lives of People With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Through Education, Advocacy, and Support. We the People, Building Partnerships Through Education, Advocacy, Support and Research. (800) 233-4050 (301) 306-7070
Until every child goes to school "Ready to Learn, Ready to Succeed," America's promise will never be realized. What does it mean for every child to be "Ready to Learn, Ready to Succeed?" In addition to caring and supportive parents, it takes quality and affordable: health coverage, child care, out-of-school activities, education, and violence-free communities. How can you take action to support our children? Join Stand For Children and become part of a growing nationwide grassroots voice for children. Email your Members of Congress to Stand For Children on specific issues. Share your thoughts, and read what others have to say, on issues affecting children. Sign the Stand For Children pledge. (800) 663-4032 (202) 234-0095
Without any prompting or coaching the children in this
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California Courts and Judicial System
Alameda County, CA Legal Assistance for Seniors (510) 832-3040
National Association of Social Workers
California Alliance Against Domestic Violence
926 J Street, Suite 1000, Sacramento, CA. 95814
TOLL FREE: (800) 524-4765 (916) 444-7163 (voice) (916) 444-7165 (fax)
Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence
1030 N. Ventura Road, Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 983-6014 (voice) (805) 983-6240 (fax)
Statewide California Coalition for Battered Women
P.O. Box 19005, Long Beach, CA 90807-9005
TOLL FREE: (888) 722-2952 (562) 981-1202 (voice) (562) 981-3202 (fax)
California Family Code
DIVISION 1. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS AND DEFINITIONS
PART 1. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS .................................... 1-13
PART 2. DEFINITIONS ............................................... 50-155
PART 3. Indian Children .......................................... 170-185
DIVISION 2. GENERAL PROVISIONS
PART 1. JURISDICTION .............................................. 200
PART 2. GENERAL PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS ............................ 210-216
PART 3. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER IN SUMMONS ................... 231-235
PART 4. EX PARTE TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDERS .................... 240-246
PART 5. ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COSTS ................................ 270-274
PART 6. ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS ...................... 290-292
PART 7. TRIBAL MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES ............................. 295
DIVISION 2.5. DOMESTIC PARTNER REGISTRATION
PART 1. DEFINITIONS ............................................ 297-297.5
PART 2. REGISTRATION ........................................... 298-298.5
PART 3. TERMINATION ............................................ 299-299.3
PART 4. LEGAL EFFECT
PART 5. PREEMPTION ................................................ 299.6
DIVISION 3. MARRIAGE
PART 1. VALIDITY OF MARRIAGE ..................................... 300-310
PART 2. MARRIAGE LICENSE AND CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY
PART 2. MARRIAGE LICENSE ......................................... 350-360
PART 3. SOLEMNIZATION OF MARRIAGE
CHAPTER 1. PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO SOLEMNIZE MARRIAGE ............. 400-402
CHAPTER 2. SOLEMNIZATION OF MARRIAGE ............................ 420-426
PART 4. CONFIDENTIAL MARRIAGE
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................... 500-511
CHAPTER 2. APPROVAL OF NOTARIES TO AUTHORIZE CONFIDENTIAL
MARRIAGES ............................................ 530-536
DIVISION 4. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS DURING MARRIAGE
PART 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 1. DEFINITIONS ........................................... 700
CHAPTER 2. RELATION OF HUSBAND AND WIFE ......................... 720-721
CHAPTER 3. PROPERTY RIGHTS DURING MARRIAGE ...................... 750-755
PART 2. CHARACTERIZATION OF MARITAL PROPERTY
CHAPTER 1. COMMUNITY PROPERTY ................................... 760-761
CHAPTER 2. SEPARATE PROPERTY .................................... 770-772
CHAPTER 3. DAMAGES FOR INJURIES TO MARRIED PERSON ............... 780-783
CHAPTER 4. PRESUMPTIONS CONCERNING NATURE OF PROPERTY ........... 802-803
CHAPTER 5. TRANSMUTATION OF PROPERTY ............................ 850-853
PART 3. LIABILITY OF MARITAL PROPERTY
CHAPTER 1. DEFINITIONS .......................................... 900-903
CHAPTER 2. GENERAL RULES OF LIABILITY ........................... 910-916
CHAPTER 3. REIMBURSEMENT ......................................... 920
CHAPTER 4. TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS .............................. 930-931
CHAPTER 5. LIABILITY FOR DEATH OR INJURY ......................... 1000
PART 4. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF MARITAL PROPERTY ............. 1100-1103
PART 5. MARITAL AGREEMENTS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 1500-1503
CHAPTER 2. UNIFORM PREMARITAL AGREEMENT ACT
Article 1. Preliminary Provisions ............................ 1600-1601
Article 2. Premarital Agreements ............................. 1610-1617
CHAPTER 3. AGREEMENTS BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE ................... 1620
DIVISION 5. CONCILIATION PROCEEDINGS
PART 1. FAMILY CONCILIATION COURT LAW
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 1800-1802
CHAPTER 2. FAMILY CONCILIATION COURTS ......................... 1810-1820
CHAPTER 3. PROCEEDINGS FOR CONCILIATION ....................... 1830-1842
PART 2. STATEWIDE COORDINATION OF FAMILY MEDIATION AND
CONCILIATION SERVICES .................................. 1850-1852
DIVISION 6. NULLITY, DISSOLUTION, AND LEGAL SEPARATION
PART 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 1. APPLICATION OF PART ................................... 2000
CHAPTER 2. JURISDICTION ....................................... 2010-2013
CHAPTER 3. PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS .............................. 2020-2026
CHAPTER 3.5. ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COSTS ........................ 2030-2034
CHAPTER 4. PROTECTIVE AND RESTRAINING ORDERS
Article 1. Orders in Summons ................................. 2040-2041
Article 2. Ex Parte Orders ...................................... 2045
Article 3. Orders After Notice and Hearing ...................... 2047
Article 4. Orders Included in Judgment .......................... 2049
CHAPTER 5. NOTICE TO INSURANCE CARRIERS ....................... 2050-2053
CHAPTER 6. EMPLOYEE PENSION BENEFIT PLAN AS PARTY
Article 1. Joinder of Plan ................................... 2060-2065
Article 2. Proceedings After Joinder ......................... 2070-2074
CHAPTER 7. RESTORATION OF WIFE'S FORMER NAME .................. 2080-2082
CHAPTER 8. UNIFORM DIVORCE RECOGNITION ACT .................... 2090-2093
CHAPTER 9. DISCLOSURE OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ............... 2100-2113
CHAPTER 10. RELIEF FROM JUDGMENT .............................. 2120-2129
PART 2. JUDICIAL DETERMINATION OF VOID OR VOIDABLE MARRIAGE
CHAPTER 1. VOID MARRIAGE ...................................... 2200-2201
CHAPTER 2. VOIDABLE MARRIAGE .................................. 2210-2212
CHAPTER 3. PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS .............................. 2250-2255
PART 3. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AND LEGAL SEPARATION
CHAPTER 1. EFFECT OF DISSOLUTION ................................. 2300
CHAPTER 2. GROUNDS FOR DISSOLUTION OR LEGAL SEPARATION ........ 2310-2313
CHAPTER 3. RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS ............................. 2320-2322
CHAPTER 4. GENERAL PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS ...................... 2330-2348
CHAPTER 5. SUMMARY DISSOLUTION ................................ 2400-2406
CHAPTER 6. CASE MANAGEMENT .................................... 2450-2452
DIVISION 7. DIVISION OF PROPERTY
PART 1. DEFINITIONS ............................................ 2500-2502
PART 2. GENERAL PROVISIONS ..................................... 2550-2556
PART 3. PRESUMPTION CONCERNING PROPERTY HELD IN JOINT FORM ..... 2580-2581
PART 4. SPECIAL RULES FOR DIVISION OF COMMUNITY ESTATE ......... 2600-2604
PART 5. RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS .................................. 2610
PART 6. DEBTS AND LIABILITIES .................................. 2620-2628
PART 7. REIMBURSEMENTS ......................................... 2640-2641
PART 8. JOINTLY HELD SEPARATE PROPERTY ............................ 2650
PART 9. REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN ANOTHER STATE .................... 2660
DIVISION 8. CUSTODY OF CHILDREN
PART 1. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 1. DEFINITIONS ........................................ 3000-3007
CHAPTER 2. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 3010-3011
PART 2. RIGHT TO CUSTODY OF MINOR CHILD
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 3020-3032
CHAPTER 2. MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED IN GRANTING CUSTODY ....... 3040-3048
CHAPTER 3. TEMPORARY CUSTODY ORDER DURING PENDENCY OF
PROCEEDING ......................................... 3060-3064
CHAPTER 4. JOINT CUSTODY ...................................... 3080-3089
CHAPTER 5. VISITATION RIGHTS .................................. 3100-3105
CHAPTER 6. CUSTODY INVESTIGATION AND REPORT ................... 3110-3118
CHAPTER 7. ACTION FOR EXCLUSIVE CUSTODY ....................... 3120-3121
CHAPTER 8. LOCATION OF MISSING PARTY OR CHILD ................. 3130-3135
CHAPTER 9. CHECK TO DETERMINE WHETHER CHILD IS MISSING PERSON .... 3140
CHAPTER 10. APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL TO REPRESENT CHILD ......... 3150-3153
CHAPTER 11. MEDIATION OF CUSTODY AND VISITATION ISSUES
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 3160-3165
Article 2. Availability of Mediation ......................... 3170-3173
Article 3. Mediation Proceedings ............................. 3175-3188
CHAPTER 12. COUNSELING OF PARENTS AND CHILD ................... 3190-3192
CHAPTER 13. SUPERVISED VISITATION AND EXCHANGE SERVICES,
EDUCATION, AND COUNSELING ......................... 3200-3204
PART 3. UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AND ENFORCEMENT ACT
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 3400-3412
CHAPTER 2. JURISDICTION ....................................... 3421-3430
CHAPTER 3. ENFORCEMENT ........................................ 3441-3457
CHAPTER 4. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ........................... 3461-3465
DIVISION 9. SUPPORT
PART 1. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 1. DEFINITIONS ........................................ 3500-3515
CHAPTER 2. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 3550-3558
CHAPTER 3. SUPPORT AGREEMENTS
Article 1. General Provisions ................................... 3580
Article 2. Child Support ..................................... 3585-3587
Article 3. Spousal Support ................................... 3590-3593
CHAPTER 4. SPOUSAL AND CHILD SUPPORT DURING PENDENCY OF
PROCEEDING ......................................... 3600-3604
CHAPTER 5. EXPEDITED CHILD SUPPORT ORDER ...................... 3620-3634
CHAPTER 6. MODIFICATION, TERMINATION, OR SET ASIDE OF
SUPPORT ORDERS
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 3650-3654
Article 2. Discovery Before Commencing Modification or
Termination Proceeding ............................ 3660-3668
Article 3. Simplified Procedure for Modification of Support
Order ........................................... 3680-3680.5
Article 4. Relief From Orders ................................ 3690-3693
CHAPTER 7. HEALTH INSURANCE
Article 1. Health Insurance Coverage for Supported Child ..... 3750-3753
Article 2. Health Insurance Coverage Assignment .............. 3760-3773
Article 3. Assignment of Reimbursement Rights Under Health
Plan
CHAPTER 8. DEFERRED SALE OF HOME ORDER ........................ 3800-3810
CHAPTER 9. SOFTWARE USED TO DETERMINE SUPPORT .................... 3830
PART 2. CHILD SUPPORT
CHAPTER 1. DUTY OF PARENT TO SUPPORT CHILD
Article 1. Support of Minor Child ............................ 3900-3902
Article 2. Support of Adult Child ............................... 3910
Article 3. Support of Grandchild ................................ 3930
Article 4. Liability to Others Who Provide Support for Child 3950-3952
CHAPTER 2. COURT-ORDERED CHILD SUPPORT
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 4000-4014
Article 2. Statewide Uniform Guideline ....................... 4050-4076
Article 3. Payment to Court Designated County Officer;
Enforcement by District Attorney .................. 4200-4205
Article 4. Child Support Commissioners ....................... 4250-4253
PART 3. SPOUSAL SUPPORT
CHAPTER 1. DUTY TO SUPPORT SPOUSE ............................. 4300-4303
CHAPTER 2. FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED IN ORDERING SUPPORT ....... 4320-4325
CHAPTER 3. SPOUSAL SUPPORT UPON DISSOLUTION OR LEGAL SEPARATION 4330-4339
CHAPTER 4. PAYMENT TO COURT-DESIGNATED OFFICER; ENFORCEMENT BY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY .................................. 4350-4352
CHAPTER 5. PROVISION FOR SUPPORT AFTER DEATH OF SUPPORTING PARTY 4360
PART 4. SUPPORT OF PARENTS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 4400-4405
CHAPTER 2. RELIEF FROM DUTY TO SUPPORT PARENT WHO ABANDONED
CHILD .............................................. 4410-4414
PART 5. ENFORCEMENT OF SUPPORT ORDERS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 4500-4508
CHAPTER 2. DEPOSIT OF MONEY TO SECURE FUTURE CHILD SUPPORT
PAYMENTS
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 4550-4554
Article 2. Order for Deposit of Money ........................ 4560-4563
Article 3. Application to Reduce or Eliminate Deposit ........ 4565-4567
Article 4. Use of Deposit to Make Delinquent Support Payment 4570-4573
CHAPTER 3. DEPOSIT OF ASSETS TO SECURE FUTURE CHILD SUPPORT
PAYMENTS
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 4600-4604
Article 2. Order for Deposit of Assets ....................... 4610-4617
Article 3. Ex Parte Restraining Orders .......................... 4620
Article 4. Use or Sale of Assets to Make Support Payments .... 4630-4632
Article 5. Return of Assets of Obligor ....................... 4640-4641
CHAPTER 4. CHILD SUPPORT DELINQUENCY REPORTING ................ 4700-4701
CHAPTER 5. CIVIL PENALTY FOR CHILD SUPPORT DELINQUENCY ........ 4720-4733
CHAPTER 6. UNIFORM INTERSTATE FAMILY SUPPORT ACT
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 4900-4903
Article 2. Jurisdiction ...................................... 4905-4914
Article 3. Civil Provisions of General Application ........... 4915-4933
Article 4. Establishment of Support Order ....................... 4935
Article 5. Enforcement of Order of Another State Without
Registration ...................................... 4940-4946
Article 6. Enforcement and Modification of Support Order
After Registration ................................ 4950-4964
Article 7. Determination of Parentage ........................... 4965
Article 8. Interstate Rendition .............................. 4970-4971
Article 9. Miscellaneous Provisions .......................... 4975-5005
CHAPTER 7. ENFORCEMENT BY WRIT OF EXECUTION ................... 5100-5104
CHAPTER 8. EARNINGS ASSIGNMENT ORDER
Article 1. Definitions ....................................... 5200-5220
Article 2. General Provisions ................................ 5230-5247
Article 3. Support Orders Issued or Modified Before July 1,
1990 .............................................. 5250-5253
Article 4. Stay of Service of Assignment Order ............... 5260-5261
Article 5. Motion to Quash Assignment Order .................. 5270-5272
Article 6. Information Concerning Address and Employment of
Obligor ........................................... 5280-5282
Article 7. Prohibited Practices ................................. 5290
Article 8. Judicial Council Forms ............................... 5295
Article 9. Intercounty Support Obligations ................... 5600-5604
CHAPTER 9. Private Child Support Collectors ................... 5610-5616
DIVISION 10. PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
PART 1. SHORT TITLE AND DEFINITIONS ............................ 6200-6219
PART 2. GENERAL PROVISIONS ..................................... 6220-6228
PART 3. EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ORDERS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 6240-6241
CHAPTER 2. ISSUANCE AND EFFECT OF EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ORDER .. 6250-6257
CHAPTER 3. DUTIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER .................. 6270-6275
PART 4. PROTECTIVE ORDERS AND OTHER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
PREVENTION ORDERS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 6300-6306
CHAPTER 2. ISSUANCE OF ORDERS
Article 1. Ex Parte Orders ................................... 6320-6327
Article 2. Orders Issuable After Notice and Hearing .......... 6340-6346
Article 3. Orders Included in Judgment ....................... 6360-6361
CHAPTER 3. REGISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF ORDERS ............. 6380-6389
PART 5. UNIFORM INTERSTATE ENFORCEMENT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
PROTECTION ORDERS ACT .................................. 6400-6409
DIVISION 11. MINORS
PART 1. AGE OF MAJORITY ........................................ 6500-6502
PART 1.5. CAREGIVERS ........................................... 6550-6552
PART 2. RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES; CIVIL ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS .. 6600-6602
PART 3. CONTRACTS
CHAPTER 1. CAPACITY TO CONTRACT ............................... 6700-6701
CHAPTER 2. DISAFFIRMANCE OF CONTRACTS ......................... 6710-6713
CHAPTER 3. CONTRACTS IN ART, ENTERTAINMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL
SPORTS ............................................. 6750-6753
PART 4. MEDICAL TREATMENT
CHAPTER 1. DEFINITIONS ........................................ 6900-6903
CHAPTER 2. CONSENT BY PERSON HAVING CARE OF MINOR OR BY COURT 6910-6911
CHAPTER 3. CONSENT BY MINOR ................................... 6920-6929
PART 5. ENLISTMENT IN ARMED FORCES ................................ 6950
PART 6. EMANCIPATION OF MINORS LAW
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 7000-7002
CHAPTER 2. EFFECT OF EMANCIPATION ............................. 7050-7052
CHAPTER 3. COURT DECLARATION OF EMANCIPATION
Article 1. General Provisions ................................ 7110-7111
Article 2. Procedure for Declaration ......................... 7120-7123
Article 3. Voiding or Rescinding Declaration ................. 7130-7135
Article 4. Identification Cards and Information .............. 7140-7143
DIVISION 12. PARENT AND CHILD RELATIONSHIP
PART 1. RIGHTS OF PARENTS ...................................... 7500-7507
PART 2. PRESUMPTION CONCERNING CHILD OF MARRIAGE AND BLOOD
TESTS TO DETERMINE PATERNITY
CHAPTER 1. CHILD OF WIFE COHABITING WITH HUSBAND .............. 7540-7541
CHAPTER 2. BLOOD TESTS TO DETERMINE PATERNITY ................. 7550-7558
CHAPTER 3. ESTABLISHMENT OF PATERNITY BY VOLUNTARY DECLARATION 7570-7577
PART 3. UNIFORM PARENTAGE ACT
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 7600-7606
CHAPTER 2. ESTABLISHING PARENT AND CHILD RELATIONSHIP ......... 7610-7614
CHAPTER 3. JURISDICTION AND VENUE ................................ 7620
CHAPTER 4. DETERMINATION OF PARENT AND CHILD RELATIONSHIP
Article 1. Determination of Father and Child Relationship .... 7630-7644
Article 1.5. Setting Aside or Vacating Judgment of Paternity 7645-7649.5
Article 2. Determination of Mother and Child Relationship ....... 7650
CHAPTER 5. TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS IN ADOPTION
PROCEEDINGS ........................................ 7660-7670
CHAPTER 6. PROTECTIVE AND RESTRAINING ORDERS
Article 1. Orders in Summons .................................... 7700
Article 2. Ex Parte Orders ...................................... 7710
Article 3. Orders After Notice and Hearing ...................... 7720
Article 4. Orders Included in Judgment .......................... 7730
PART 4. FREEDOM FROM PARENTAL CUSTODY AND CONTROL
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 7800-7808
CHAPTER 2. CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE PROCEEDING MAY BE BROUGHT ...... 7820-7829
CHAPTER 3. PROCEDURE
Article 1. Authorized Petitioners ............................ 7840-7841
Article 2. Venue ................................................ 7845
Article 3. Investigation and Report .......................... 7850-7852
Article 4. Appointment of Counsel ............................ 7860-7864
Article 5. Time for Hearing; Continuance ..................... 7870-7871
Article 6. Notice of Proceeding and Attendance at Hearing .... 7880-7884
Article 7. Hearing and Subsequent Proceedings ................ 7890-7895
PART 5. INTERSTATE COMPACT ON PLACEMENT OF CHILDREN ............ 7900-7912
PART 6. FOSTER CARE PLACEMENT CONSIDERATIONS ................... 7950-7952
DIVISION 13. ADOPTION
PART 1. DEFINITIONS ............................................ 8500-8548
PART 2. ADOPTION OF UNMARRIED MINORS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 8600-8622
CHAPTER 1.5. ADOPTION FACILITATORS ............................ 8623-8638
CHAPTER 2. AGENCY ADOPTIONS ................................... 8700-8720
CHAPTER 2.5. ADOPTIONS BY RELATIVE CAREGIVERS OR FOSTER PARENTS 8730-8736
CHAPTER 3. INDEPENDENT ADOPTIONS .............................. 8800-8823
CHAPTER 4. INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTIONS ............................. 8900-8920
CHAPTER 5. STEPPARENT ADOPTIONS ............................... 9000-9007
CHAPTER 6. VACATION OF ADOPTION ............................... 9100-9102
CHAPTER 7. DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION .......................... 9200-9209
CHAPTER 8. ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS: CONFLICT OF LAWS ............ 9210-9212
PART 3. ADOPTION OF ADULTS AND MARRIED MINORS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................. 9300-9307
CHAPTER 2. PROCEDURE FOR ADULT ADOPTION ....................... 9320-9328
CHAPTER 3. PROCEDURE FOR TERMINATING ADULT ADOPTION .............. 9340
DIVISION 14. FAMILY LAW FACILITATOR ACT ....................... 10000-10015
DIVISION 17. SUPPORT SERVICES
CHAPTER 1. DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
Article 1. General ............................................... 17000
Article 2. Organization ..................................... 17200-17212
Article 3. Director of Child Support Services ............... 17300-17320
CHAPTER 2. CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT
Article 1. Support Obligations .............................. 17400-17441
Article 1.5. Delinquent Child Support Obligations and
Financial Institution Data Match ............... 17450-17460
Article 2. Collections and Enforcement ...................... 17500-17560
Article 3. Program Compliance ............................... 17600-17604
Article 4. Program Costs .................................... 17701-17714
CHAPTER 5. COMPLAINT RESOLUTION .............................. 17800-17804
DIVISION 20. PILOT PROJECTS
PART 1. FAMILY LAW PILOT PROJECTS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ............................... 20000-20002
CHAPTER 2. SAN MATEO COUNTY PILOT PROJECT ................... 20010-20026
CHAPTER 3. SANTA CLARA COUNTY PILOT PROJECT ................. 20030-20043
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