Family
Jun. 11, 2026
Rethinking custody for the digital age: Why it's time to update Judicial Council Form FL-341(D)
California's child custody form, FL-341(D), should be modernized to address recreational cannabis use, screen time, social media, parental controls and digital communication so courts and families have clearer guidance for protecting children's well-being in the digital age.
Anthony Lai
Certified Family Law Specialist and Senior Associate
Feinberg Mindel Brandt & Klein LLP
This past weekend, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the LACBA Family Law Section Retreat. It's always refreshing to step back from the daily grind, connect with colleagues, and dive into the evolving issues our families face.
One panel in particular really stuck with me: Robin Sax, Lori Getz, Nolan Hiett, and Elise Greenberg led a fantastic, eye-opening discussion on how technology intersects with modern custody issues. As we talked through the ...
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