When parents separate or divorce in California, one of the most important decisions involves child custody. California law recognizes two types of custody: legal custody and physical custody. While physical custody refers to where a child lives, legal custody determines who has the authority to make major decisions about a child’s life. In many cases,…
When navigating child custody laws in California, understanding the difference between legal custody and physical custody is crucial. These terms define parental rights and responsibilities, shaping how decisions are made and where a child resides. Whether you are going through a divorce or a custody dispute, knowing how California courts approach these matters can help…
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