New Law Mandates Stricter Oversight Of Court-Ordered Parenting Classes In California
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New Law Mandates Stricter Oversight Of Court-Ordered Parenting Classes In California

California’s newly enacted AB 3145 law introduces unprecedented oversight of court-ordered parenting classes in child abuse and neglect cases. Prompted by a Los Angeles Times investigation revealing a lack of accountability and measurable outcomes, the law now mandates annual program evaluations and public reporting by the California Department of Social Services.

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How Do Judges Prioritize the Best Interests of Children In Child Custody?
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How Do Judges Prioritize the Best Interests of Children In Child Custody?

How do judges decide what’s truly best for a child in custody battles? From evaluating each parent's involvement and past behavior to considering school proximity and co-parenting potential, judges follow a thorough decision-making process guided by a single principle: the best interests of the child. This article explores what factors influence these decisions and how they’re weighed in real-world family law cases.

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