B J Fadem & Associates, APC is a Certified Family Law Specialist

Our Law Firm Is Dedicated To Defending Your Rights

Child Custody and or Visitation, depending on your family situation, can either be simple or it can be very complicated depending on many factors. Your family comes first. You may have never thought that you would ever be in the position you are in now; having to consider Custody/Visitation of your children.

The welfare, physical and mental health, education, family support system, clothing, general needs, hobbies, activities, friend circles, and personal interests for the present and future are just some of the factors that you may be fighting for and now need a legal voice to maintain; an advocate that knows the current laws. Our law firm with over 3 decades of experience and is up-to-date on the laws, has been bringing families together within San Jose, Santa Clara County, throughout California, the United States and worldwide with regard to the Hague and International Jurisdiction.

We are not just a Family Law Firm, we believe in bringing families together even when they are in separate households.

Our Attorneys and Staff understand the emotional turmoil, possible trauma, psychological impact on the child[ren], and as well as the parental conflict that may arise in Custody/Visitation litigation. We have vast resources of assistance of experts and professionals within our network to resolve any issue for our clients and their family.

There are many legal issues that may arise in Custody/Visitation litigation such as: Parental Rights, Modifications, ‘Move Away’ law, Divorce, Domestic Violence, International Jurisdiction, Inter-State Jurisdiction, Holiday-School-Summer-Vacation Schedules, Change of Existing Custody/Visitation, Restraining Orders, and Paternity to name just a few.

Father’s, just as much as Mother’s have legal rights in Custody/Visitation.

Your issue may be time sensitive, please contact our Law Firm to set-up your Initial Consultation.

Please read the FAQs’ prior to your Initial Consultation.

We file in all California Counties and Cities. In addition, BJ Fadem represents Clients throughout California, the United States and foreign countries with regard to Hague Matters.

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I have worked with Mr. Fadem on many occasions and he is as intelligent, professional, and dedicated as they come. His knowledge of family law is outstanding and I refer him to anyone who needs a specialized and highly skilled family law attorney.

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The reason I return time and time again is knowledgeable employees and the respect I am treated with. I also think that the noncondensending matter in which I was treated was a prime factor.

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One of the most common questions we hear is what happens when mediation doesn’t reach a full agreement.The answer surprises many people.Mediation isn’t a pass-or-fail process.It doesn’t cancel your rights, and it doesn’t erase progress already made.In California, partial agreements can still matter — and unresolved issues can be addressed through the appropriate next steps.Understanding this often relieves pressure and allows families to approach mediation with more confidence and less fear.⚖️ Follow us for clear, compassionate California family law guidance.📌 Save this if you’re in mediation or considering it.
Feeling pressure doesn’t automatically mean mediation was wrong for your case.It usually means you needed more structure, clarity, or legal support during the process.Good mediation isn’t about agreeing quickly.It’s about understanding the long-term impact of what you’re agreeing to — especially when children, finances, or future modifications are involved.If you’re considering mediation, it’s okay to ask:- Do I fully understand these terms?- Am I agreeing out of clarity or out of exhaustion?- Do I feel heard and protected in this process?Those questions matter.⚖️ Follow us for thoughtful guidance on mediation and family law in California.📌 Save this if you’re weighing your options.
From mediation to more complex family law matters, we help clients move forward with clarity and care.No pressure. No judgment.Just a conversation to understand your options.📞 All it takes is a call.⚖️ Fadem Law — California Family Law.
As the year closes, one thing is clear: family law is about people, not paperwork.This year, we stood beside parents protecting their time with their children, partners navigating major life changes, and families choosing clarity over conflict. That work matters—and we don’t take it lightly.In the new year, our focus stays the same:✔ Clear guidance✔ Compassionate advocacy✔ Real solutions for real familiesIf 2026 brings questions, transitions, or tough decisions, you don’t have to face them alone.Here’s to a new year grounded in stability, dignity, and informed choices.
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