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Exclusive Family LAW office offering unbundled legal services to self represented parties. Mediation. Collaborative LAW And/or litigation. Handles divorce. Custody. Same SEX cases. Restraining orders. Guardianships. Step parent adoption & CPS cases.

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Solano County

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English, Spanish

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Family Law Section; Solano County Bar Association; American Bar Association; National Association of Counsel for Children; Sacramento Collaborative Practice Group; Solano Napa Yolo Collaborative Practice Group,State Bar of California

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Phone: (707) 428-1008

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Divorce
Child Support
Family matters have the potential to change your family’s life forever. At the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C., we understand the difficult situation you are facing. Whether you are filing for divorce, fighting for child support, seeking custody of your child, or defending yourself against Child Protective Services, you have a lot on the line. Let our Folsom family lawyers fight for you.
Child Custody and Visitation
Practically speaking, not all cases are identical and not all parents play an active role in parenting. Situations like this or situations where there are issues of abuse and/or neglect can play a significant role in the resulting custody and visitation orders.
Adoption
Typically, at the beginning of a contested stepparent adoption case, a petition to terminate parental rights must be filed simultaneously with the stepparent adoption petition. This means that the Court will determine if parental rights should stay in place long before ever getting to the question of whether you are fit to adopt as a step-parent. The Court will also appoint an investigator to conduct background checks, home assessments and, interviews of all the parties involved, including the biological parents, the step-parent, and even the child.
Paternity
You will often hear the term “paternity case” and frequently this means the same thing as a parentage case. However, establishing paternity is and should be distinguished as something entirely different than a “parentage case” or a “paternity case.”
Guardianship
Whether you are petitioning to become a child’s guardian or seeking to dissolve an existing guardianship, we can inform you of your rights, walk you through your options, and assist with the process from start to finish.
Spousal Support
Spousal support – also known as alimony – is the money one spouse pays to the other by court order or agreement for support and maintenance. It is awarded to either spouse in an effort to maintain the standard of living that both parties enjoyed during the marriage.
Legal Separation
A parentage case is typically when unmarried persons have children together. It is true that married persons can file a parentage case if they have not filed for divorce or legal separation and they need custody, visitation, or support orders, however, this is very uncommon.
Child Abuse
Child Protective Services (CPS) is California’s system of intervention to stop child abuse and neglect throughout the state. CPS’ goal is to ensure that every child is safe in their home and to find a new solution for any child who is unsafe.

Criminal Defense
Melissa attended college at UC Berkeley from 2005 to 2009, where she graduated with degrees in English and French. After working for a civil law office in Sacramento for two years, she relocated to Southern California to attend Thomas Jefferson School of Law. While awaiting bar results, Melissa worked alongside a criminal defense attorney whose practice spanned several southern California counties.
Restraining Order
If you or a member of your family is being stalked, harassed, threatened, or abused, you may request a civil harassment restraining order. This type of restraining order is different than a domestic violence restraining order, as it cannot be ordered against a spouse, ex-spouse, dating partner, or close relative (such as a parent, child, sibling, or grandparent).

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Navigating a complex family matter is stressful enough – when you add in the legal components, it can be extremely overwhelming. If you are feeling in over your head, rest assured that the Law Office of Tiffany L. Andrews, P.C. is here to help. Below, we have answered some common questions about family law, divorce, child welfare law, and estate planning. We hope you will find this information useful as you progress through your case.
Wills
An estate plan normally consists of four main documents: A trust, a will, a Durable Power of Attorney for Financial Management (DPA), and an Advance Health Care Directive (AHCD). A will and trust plan are for after death, and the DPA and AHCD plan are for during life. Every person over the age of 18 should have most – if not all – of these documents in place to plan for the unexpected.
Power of Attorney
Probate

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