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Uncontested Divorce
When spouses are in general agreement about getting a divorce and dividing up assets and debts they may be able to have an uncontested divorce.
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Litigated Divorce
Litigation is when your attorney files a petition for divorce and takes it through procedural steps for litigation which may include hearings and possibly a trial.
Mediated Divorce
In a mediated divorce, one attorney handles the case and acts as a neutral third party in which they provide no legal advice but help both spouses work toward resolution.
Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative divorce is a specialized divorce process that is controlled by the parties and their attorneys with an upfront agreement to avoid litigation.
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COPYRIGHT© 2025, FAIR CADORA APC
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Our Divorce Services
Uncontested Divorce
When spouses are in general agreement about getting a divorce and dividing up assets and debts they may be able to have an uncontested divorce.
Litigated Divorce
Litigation is when your attorney files a petition for divorce and takes it through procedural steps for litigation which may include hearings and possibly a trial.
Mediated Divorce
In a mediated divorce, one attorney handles the case and acts as a neutral third party in which they provide no legal advice but help both spouses work toward resolution.
Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative divorce is a specialized divorce process that is controlled by the parties and their attorneys with an upfront agreement to avoid litigation.
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San Diego's Premier Child Custody Attorneys
Don't settle for a custody case that ruins your family and drains your finances.
We have 40 years of combined family law experience in child custody, support, parental alienation, and move-away cases.
Do not wait until it's too late, submit a case consultation request, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
What Makes Our Firm Right for You?
- Attorney Kevin Cadora has litigated hundreds of high conflict custody disputes and trials
- Attorney Lauren Fair is a Bar Certified Family Law Specialist
- We have mediation coaches to prepare you for mediation
The Incredible Advantages of Divorce Mediation
A successful mediation will save you a lot of time and money over other types of divorce. It often takes many months to finalize a divorce. Our firm has completed some mediated divorces in as little as 30 days and assisted parties in reaching a full settlement in just one session.
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Kevin L. Cadora is the founding partner and lead trial counsel of Fair Cadora and has dedicated his career to assisting clients with various types of family law matters and disputes. As a dedicated member of the California Bar since 2003, Kevin has represented hundreds of clients through the complex and often overwhelming issues related to family law.
Since the very beginning of her legal education and career, Attorney Lauren Fair has focused her advocacy on protecting the interests of families and children. Lauren has been skillfully and effectively representing clients in family law matters exclusively in San Diego County for more than a decade.
Your Legal Team
Kevin L. Cadora is the founding partner and lead trial counsel of Fair Cadora and has dedicated his career to assisting clients with various types of family law matters and disputes. As a dedicated member of the California Bar since 2003, Kevin has represented hundreds of clients through the complex and often overwhelming issues related to family law.
Since the very beginning of her legal education and career, Attorney Lauren Fair has focused her advocacy on protecting the interests of families and children. Lauren has been skillfully and effectively representing clients in family law matters exclusively in San Diego County for more than a decade.
Understanding Child Custody
decision-making ability and parenting time.
Decision-making refers to which parent has the right to make major decisions in the lives of their children. California courts like to see the parents share joint decision-making for their children, although this is not appropriate in all cases. Joint decision-making would mean that parents have to agree on major decisions related to the children’s education, healthcare, and other major aspects of their lives. Joint decision-making arrangements require a collaborative effort between the parents. Decision-making is determined on a case-by-case basis, and in some situations, the court may award one parent sole decision-making for the children.
Decision-Making Ability
Parenting time, on the other hand, is where the children physically reside during the week/weekend, during summers and other major holidays. Parents can share equal parenting time or make alternate agreements.
If the children are with one parent for a majority of the time, that parent is typically referred to as the “primary custodian,” or “primary parent.” If the parents cannot agree on parenting time, a judge will examine a set of factors related to the best interests of the children and determine parenting time accordingly.
Parenting Time
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Understanding Child Custody
A child-focused approach to custody cases that best suits the needs of the children and their parents.
Decision-Making Ability
Decision-making refers to which parent has the right to make major decisions in the lives of their children. California courts like to see the parents share joint decision-making for their children, although this is not appropriate in all cases.
Joint decision-making would mean that parents have to agree on major decisions as related to the children’s education, healthcare, and other major aspects of their lives. Joint decision-making arrangements require a collaborative effort between the parents. Decision-making is determined on a case by case basis, and in some situations, the court may award one parent sole decision-making for the children.
Parenting Time
and Visitation
Parenting time, on the other hand, is where the children physically reside during the week/weekend, during summers and other major holidays. Parents can share equal parenting time or make alternate agreements.
If the children are with one parent for a majority of the time, that parent is typically referred to as the “primary custodian,” or “primary parent.” If the parents cannot agree on parenting time, a judge will examine a set of factors related to the best interests of the children and determine parenting time accordingly.
