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Law Offices of BJ Fadem

  • Home
  • About
    • BJ Fadem, Esq
    • Scott Reno, Esq
    • Erika A. Lee, Esq
  • Specialties
    • Adoptions and Adult Adoptions
    • Annulment & Putative Spouse
    • Child Custody Visitation Attorney
    • Child Support Attorney
    • Divorce Attorney
    • Domestic Violence Attorney
    • Family Law Appeals
    • Grandparent Custody & Visitation
    • Guardianship of Minor Children
    • International and Interstate Child Abduction
    • Legal Separation Attorney
    • Mediation & Private Judging
    • Palimony & Marvin Action
    • Paternity and Legal Parentage
    • Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
    • Probate
    • Property Division & Characterization Attorney
    • Spousal Support
  • FAQ’s
  • Media
  • Contact
What exactly is a private judge?BJ Fadem, Esq., CFLS joined Caitlin Burgess on Bridging the Gap: Law, Therapy and Justice to discuss private judging in family law.In the conversation, BJ explains how parties may agree to have a private judge hear and decide their case outside the traditional courtroom setting. The discussion covers how private judging works, when it may be used, costs, scheduling, privacy, and other considerations.🎧 Hear the full discussion in Episode 19: The Role and Benefits of Private Judges in Family Law.https://youtu.be/ZZmOAS7NXC4?si=97ZNYKtOkTWBdHf0This content is provided for general educational purposes and is not legal advice.#FamilyLaw #CaliforniaFamilyLaw #PrivateJudge #FamilyCourt #BJFadem #FademLaw #LegalEducation
Mediation may be worth considering when both sides need a way to resolve a dispute without turning every disagreement into a courtroom battle. It can help narrow issues, improve communication, and create space for practical solutions when appropriate.All it takes is a call. fademlaw.comGeneral information only. Not legal advice.
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