Family
Sep. 16, 2026
Can a divorcing parent post and profit from photos of their kids? (Part I)
When a celebrity divorce turns into a fight over posting the kids online, who decides--and who gets paid?
Stanley Mosk Courthouse
Scott J. Nord
Judge
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Family Law
Whittier Law School, 1996
Stanley Mosk Courthouse
Firdaus F. Dordi
Assistant Supervising Judge
Family Law /Settlement
Loyola Law School, 1996
The following is the first of a two-part series on the issues of parental decision-making authority about social media postings and the court's ability to limit that power within the confines of the best interest of the child doctrine and a party's First Amendment rights.
People become famous, or infamous, for lots of different reasons. But in the past 20 years, we have seen people become internet famous. Commonly known as social media influencers, they make their living by...
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