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COVID-19 COVID-19 Court Updates Family Law

June 29, 2020

UPDATED – The New Normal: Court Access Post COVID-19

The universe as we knew it in the world of family law changed after March 16, 2020, when California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a directive to close non-essential businesses and…

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 Court Updates

May 23, 2020

Which Bay Area courts are poised to resume jury trials?

California’s freeze on jury trials is ending, but only a few counties, like Contra Costa, are planning to summon prospective jurors while keeping them separated and masked. The statewide 60-day…

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 Court Updates

May 18, 2020

Contra Costa Superior Court To Mostly Reopen May 26

Even though the Contra Costa County courts are saying they are “open” in reality, public access is going to be extremely limited. Family law hearings will be held remotely until…

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 Court Updates

May 8, 2020

Update on Alameda County Filings – 5/8/20

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 News

April 27, 2020

Bay Area Extends Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place Orders Through May

Six Bay Area counties are extending their shelter-in-place orders through the end of May, lengthening efforts to contain the coronavirus. Six Bay Area counties will extend their shelter-in-place orders through…

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 News

April 23, 2020

California bans protests at state Capitol after opposition to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s coronavirus stay-at-home order

Just days after hundreds of protesters converged on the state Capitol to oppose Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stay-home order, the California Highway Patrol said it won’t issue permits for further demonstrations…

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 News Custody Family Law

April 19, 2020

Coronavirus at core of California couple’s custody case

Dawn Polich and Steven Agnew both fiercely love their 10-year-old daughter. And for the eight years that the San Jose, Calif. couple has been apart, they have amicably shared joint…

Arlene D. Kock

COVID-19 News Family Law News

April 6, 2020

Many Americans won’t get coronavirus stimulus checks

Stimulus check funding leaves out most college kids, immigrants without Social Security numbers and some disabled adults. For millions of Americans awaiting coronavirus cash, help is not on the way.…

Arlene D. Kock

Family Law Blog

UPDATED – The New Normal: Court Access Post COVID-19

Which Bay Area courts are poised to resume jury trials?

Contra Costa Superior Court To Mostly Reopen May 26

Update on Alameda County Filings – 5/8/20

Bay Area Extends Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place Orders Through May

California bans protests at state Capitol after opposition to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s coronavirus stay-at-home order

Coronavirus at core of California couple’s custody case

Many Americans won’t get coronavirus stimulus checks

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