Parent's Rights

PARENTAL RIGHTS ATTORNEY SAN DIEGO

MICHELLE PAUL - PARENTAL RIGHTS ATTORNEY

If you are a man with children going through divorce, it’s important to obtain a favorable ruling involving your Parent’s Rights if you want to have a say in your child’s future. But Parent’s Rights include more than the ability to make decisions for your child. It includes the right to travel, attain custody, and make decisions related to religion on behalf of your child.

Without an experienced attorney who has a successful track record of helping men obtain favorable rulings on their rights as a parent, you are at risk of losing your ability to make decisions for your child, as well as visitations and custody rights.

When you work with Michelle Paul as your San Diego Parents Rights Attorney, you have the opportunity to put her experience to work for you. She and her professional team of legal professionals will fight for your rights as a man and father. Her experience with father's rights can help you make calm, rational decisions during an emotional divorce process, and make sure you have the support to move forward in your new life with your family relationships intact.

It’s crucial to work with an attorney who understands divorce law and has experience working with men going through a divorce. This allows her to identify potential issues and challenges before they arise.

She can also help to make sure you are fairly represented throughout the legal process. Many men hold the view that the justice system is biased towards women. Unfortunately, this widespread belief only worsens the negative feelings already present during a divorce. Without an attorney that gives you confidence that you have all of the same rights as a woman, you risk making an emotional decision and damaging your chances of a favorable ruling.

If you want to protect your relationship with your children, and move forward in the future with strong and healthy family relationships, call Michelle Paul today for a free consultation. She has the experience and track record of successfully helping men navigate the process of divorce. Call 619-624-3333 for a free consultation today.

FATHER'S RIGHTS ATTORNEY SAN DIEGO

While some divorces may go smoothly, others can be difficult, complicated, and contentious. As a man going through divorce, you may worry about how your rights as a father are protected. This includes issues of child support, child visitation, and child custody. Without an experienced attorney who has a track record of success helping men going through a divorce, you may be in danger of damaging your career, your home ownership, your net worth, and your relationship with your family.

When you work with Michelle Paul as your San Diego Father’s Rights Attorney, you gain access to Michelle and her legal team of professionals who have the experience to ensure that your livelihood, your assets, and your relationship with your family are protected.

They have the understanding of divorce laws to address complicated issues and challenges before they arise, and make sure you are treated fairly in the eyes of the law.

Many men have a belief that the justice system unfairly favors women. While this is a widely held belief, it only strengthens negative feelings already present during a divorce. This thinking makes it more likely that your emotions will interfere and prevent you from obtaining a favorable ruling. We aim to support your rights as a man and as a father by representing you fairly, and that you are entitled to the same rights as females throughout the legal process.

Through this emotional time, it’s important to maintain a calm and rational stance. This is something we can provide, and we will help you make the decisions that protect your livelihood, your assets, and your relationship with your family.

In order to expedite the process and make the strongest case possible, you will want to work with an attorney who understands the struggle over father’s rights. That person knows what you are going through, and how you can use the law to become closer to your child. Get the representation of experienced professionals by working with The Law Offices of Michelle Paul. To schedule a free consultation to discuss your father’s rights case, call us at 619-624-3333.

GRANDPARENTS' RIGHTS ATTORNEY SAN DIEGO

What are Grandparents rights? Under California law, a grandparent can ask the court for reasonable visitation with a grandchild. To give a grandparent reasonable visitation with a grandchild, the court has to:

  • Find that there was a pre-existing relationship between grandparent and grandchild that has “engendered a bond.” This means that there is such a bond between grandparent and grandchild that visitation is in best interest of the grandchild; AND
  • Balance the best interest of the child in having visitation with a grandparent with the rights of the parents to make decisions about their child.

In general, with grandparents rights, one can not file for visitation rights while the grandchild’s parents are married. But there are exceptions, like:
The parents are living separately;
  • A parent’s whereabouts are unknown (and have been for at least a month);
  • One of the parents joins the grandparent’s petition for visitation;
  • The child does not live with either of his or her parents; or
  • The grandchild has been adopted by a stepparent.
If a grandparent has visitation through the courts, and things change and none of these exceptions apply any more, one or both parents can ask the court to end the grandparent’s visitation and the court must then end the grandparent’s visitation rights at that time.

STEP PARENTS ADOPTION ATTORNEY SAN DIEGO

Adoption is a legal procedure wherein an adult becomes the legal parent of somebody who’s not her or his child. Relative adoption is adoption by someone related to the kid by blood or marriage. Stepparent adoption is ownership of the marital partner child. Stepparent adoption is one type of comparative adoption, which is an adoption of the young child by somebody who’s directly related to the kid by blood or relationship. In a stepparent adoption, only the non-custodial parent loses parental rights. For some, it is a matter of protecting the kid from legal snafus around inheritance. In case your stepchild’s other parent dies, you might wish to solidify your legal relationship.

THINGS TO THINK ABOUT WITH STEP PARENT ADOPTION

Adoption is just a demonstration of affection and devotion. It is not just legal; it is also extremely symbolic since the kid becomes your child. You might consider ownership if you’ve got shared child, and you need the stepchild to have standing and rights which are indistinguishable from the other kids. Adoption supplies psychological protection for the stepchild. Could it be really in the child best attention to cut him away from his other bio parent? Stepparent adoption might leave the kid with a feeling of loss and guilt, particularly if the parent continues to be involved in the kid’s life.

Even when the parent is not around, ownership is a very serious thing. Adoption is irreversible and severs the relationship with the parent. Adoption will not instantly solidify your family. A disputed stepparent adoption is awful for everyone, particularly the kid. A legal guardian is an individual named by the court to care for an individual kid needs, including protection, education, and health care. Unlike within an ownership, the parents keep their rights and their economic obligations for the kid. Step families may acquire many legal defenses supplied by ownership with a bit of additional work. Adoption is not always required, and the option to adopt shouldn’t be made just for some reasons. Taking a young kid as your very own is an emotional commitment, too. If ownership is difficult, unfeasible, or undesirable, contemplate becoming your stepchild legal guardian. A guardianship determines a legal relationship between you or your stepchild, but the parents stay the parents. For some tips, check out the California adoption self help page. If you need legal assistance, contact Michelle Paul, Esq. today for a free consultation!
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