Family Code § 3010 provides that without court orders saying otherwise, both legal parents are equally entitled to custody of their child. The important missing piece of the puzzle is that this only applies to legal parents. So what rights do fathers have before they have established their legal rights?
Aren’t Father’s Rights just Parental Rights? Do Mothers Have Special Rights? Are Mothers and Fathers Treated Fairly in California Family Courts? Find Out Here!
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