Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: re: step parent is undermining parent ability to co parent

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Re: re: step parent is undermining parent ability to co parent

There are two issues,

1) the difficulty in developing a relationship with your children and

2) custody of your children.

with respect to custody,,clearly, your ability or lack thereof to provide suitable housing is a factor,

with respect to step-mom's interference with your relationships with your children, this can be addressed at any time.

Good Luck