Courtroom Decorum in a Virtual World When the courts closed early in the COVID-19 pandemic, many of them turned to virtual platforms, such as Zoom, to conduct family law cases. Rather than a solution to an immediate problem, virtual hearings may continue to be an option for years to come. That’s not only
Gilead House 4th Annual Bocce Ball Tournament Family Law Attorney Christian Sherman is a long-time supporter of the Gilead House. Located in Novato, Gilead House helps homeless mothers rise from homelessness through a structured program. The nonprofit organization also helps children a variety of ways. This year, Christina is a gold sponsor of their
On behalf of Law Office of Christina Sherman posted in Family Law on Wednesday, May 24, 2017. Many parents enter new relationships after a divorce, which can introduce complications. Depending on the circumstances, some new spouses can feel threatened by an amicable relationship with the other parent. Conversely, some parents can feel threated by the
On behalf of Law Office of Christina Sherman posted on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. In 2013, the California Legislature enacted S.B. 274, ended long-established legal precedent that children in California could have only two legal parents. This law was a reaction to the case In re M.C., in which a court refused to find a
On behalf of Law Office of Christina Sherman on Tuesday, November 5, 2013. "Marin Magazine interviewed Christina and two other Marin County attorneys in their November 2013 issue. "Three Marin attorneys weigh in on important legal questions and misconceptions." Click to read article
On behalf of Law Office of Christina Sherman on Tuesday, July 23, 2013. Excitement ran rampant on Wednesday, June 26, 2013, when the United States Supreme Court announced two major decisions that affect the future of gay rights in this country: United States v. Windsor and Hollingsworth v. Perry. Outlined below is a brief breakdown