Frequently Asked Questions About Child CustodyInformation about Child Custody Recommending Counseling(sometimes referred to as Child Custody Mediation):
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- Child Custody Home
- For Everyone
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For the Petitioner
- Before Going to Court
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During a Child Custody Case
- Step 1: Get Your Court Forms
- A - If Getting a Divorce
- B - If Establishing Parentage
- C - If Domestic Violence Case
- D - If Not Part of Another Case
- Step 2: File Your Papers at Court
- Step 3: Give Other Party Copies
- Step 4: Tell Court: Copies Given
- Agreeing or Needing a Judge
- Court Help If No Agreement
- After the Counseling Session
- A Week Before Court
- Checklist for Court Date
- What to Expect in Court
- Child Custody Evaluations
- After the Court Hearing
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For the Respondent
- Before Going to Court
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During a Child Custody Case
- Step 1: Get Your Court Forms
- Step 2: File Your Papers at Court
- Step 3: Give Other Party Copies
- Step 4: Tell Court: Copies Given
- Agreeing or Needing a Judge
- Court Help If No Agreement
- After the Counseling Session
- A Week Before Court
- Checklist for Court Date
- What to Expect in Court
- Child Custody Evaluations
- After the Court Hearing
- For the Child
- Forms for Child Custody
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Frequent Questions
- Do I Need a Lawyer?
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About Custody and Visitation
- What is Child Custody?
- Who Can Get Custody?
- Who May be 'Parents'?
- Why to Other than a Parent?
- When Can You Ask for Custody?
- Living Arrangement Choices?
- When Can a Child Choose?
- Who Pays the Costs?
- If One Parent Not Around?
- If a Parent in Other State?
- If a Parent in Other Country?
- If There is Violence or Abuse?
- When Does Custody End?
- About Parenting Plans
- About Custody Counseling
- About the Court Process
- Changes After Orders Issued
- Specific Information for Contra Costa County
- More Resources and Links
- SITE MAP
- COURT HOME PAGE
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Page Revised: 01/24/2012
