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Can Child Custody Agreements Be Changed?
The drop off. The pick-up. Shuffling back and forth between two houses. Always feeling unsettled. You child voicing their desire to stay put in one place. Does that sound familiar? Does the back and forth custody agreement you have in place feel like it is no longer...Jeff and Mackenzie Bezos’ Divorce Finalized in Washington State
Seven months ago in January 2019, Jeff and Mackenzie Bezos filed for divorce in Washington State after 25 years of marriage. The divorce was billed as the most expensive divorce in history as Bezos has a reported net worth of $157 billion. Because Washington is a...Four Reasons You Might Need a Family Law Attorney in Orange County
You might think that you’re immune to ever need a lawyer as long as you never break the law, but that is not always the case. In some instances, lawyers are required to ensure that your rights are protected. This is certainly the case when it comes to family law...Why Do I Need an Experienced Family Law Attorney When Going Through a Divorce?
Are you and your spouse planning to get divorced? If so, you can be entering into a very emotional and volatile time in your life. If you feel like you’re alone, you’re not! The experienced family law attorneys at Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell, LLP are here to help...Do Grandparents Have Rights to See Their Grandchildren?
The bond between a grandparent and their grandchildren is a strong one. Unfortunately, sometimes difficult circumstances surrounding the family can result in grandparents—and even parents—being denied visitation. Do grandparents have visitation rights? Yes! Typically,...
