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Gina Policastri

About Gina Policastri

Gina Policastri is a Family Law Specialist as certified by The State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization, and partner at Lonich Patton Ehrlich Policastri, where she has worked since graduating from Santa Clara University School of Law. Gina was one of the firm’s first associates and, during her 15 year tenure, has been instrumental in growing the firm into one of the largest family law firms in California.

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Remote Work and Parenting Plans: How Virtual Employment is Changing Custody Agreements

May 7, 2025 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

The shift to remote work has changed many aspects of daily life, including child custody agreements. For divorced or separated parents, virtual employment provides new opportunities for flexible parenting plans, but also introduces unique challenges. Let’s take a look at how custody agreements have changed in the era of remote and hybrid work. Increased Flexibility […]

Gray Divorce: Navigating Divorce Later in Life

March 12, 2025 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

You are not the same person you were 40, 30, 20, or even 10 years ago. Traveling to new places, meeting new people, and enjoying new experiences continue to change the person you are. Hopefully, that will continue throughout your life. Some couples change and grow together, navigating new interests and finding activities they both enjoy. […]

Considering Adoption? Key Legal Insights for Your Family

January 9, 2025 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

Adopting a child comes with many emotions. The adoptive parents feel the excitement and joy that accompanies the arrival of a new family member. With those feelings of happiness, adoptive parents may also experience anxiety and uncertainty. In addition to the emotional components that are a part of the adoption process, there are multiple laws […]

What is a Material Change in Circumstance for Custody?

August 29, 2024 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

If you are divorced or separated and have children, you likely worked with your former spouse or a mediator to develop an agreement to provide guidelines for physical custody (i.e., who the child lives with) and legal custody (i.e., who makes decisions on behalf of the child). These agreements are designed to be long-term arrangements […]

Navigating High-Conflict Divorce: Strategies for Minimizing Stress and Resolving Disputes

July 5, 2024 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

Divorce is never an easy process. In some cases, though, a divorce might become highly contentious due to disagreements about finances, child custody issues, infidelity, substance abuse, career choices, etc. Navigating a high-conflict divorce comes with different challenges, but the strategies outlined below can help minimize the stress on you and your family as you […]

Can I get a divorce in California if I got married in Las Vegas?

May 10, 2024 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

We’ve all heard of the “Vegas wedding,” and indeed, Las Vegas has become a very popular destination for couples looking to get married quickly. Many people perceive getting married in Vegas as easy, as it requires minimal paperwork, no significant waiting period, and no need for blood tests, which are required in some U.S. states.  […]

Digital Divorce: The Role of Social Media in Family Law Cases

March 29, 2024 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

In the age of technology, the impact of social media on almost every aspect of our lives is undeniable, and one area where its influence is increasingly significant is in family law. But how does our social media presence actually affect family law cases? From the use of digital evidence in custody battles to the […]

Can California Parents Who Don’t Affirm a Child’s ‘Gender Identity’ Lose Custody Disputes?

February 8, 2024 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

Amidst heated debate, California’s recent legislation, AB-957, has sparked controversy and concerns regarding parental rights and custody disputes involving a child’s gender identity. The bill, touted by some as groundbreaking, has raised fears that parents unsupportive of their child’s gender identity might risk losing custody.  Let’s delve into the nuances of AB-957 and unravel whether […]

How Are Assets Divided in a Divorce?

December 7, 2023 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

No couple gets married expecting to divorce eventually. Unfortunately, there are many situations that might arise (e.g., infidelity, incompatibility, irreconcilable differences, etc.) when divorce becomes the best option. Untangling your joint finances is often one of the most complicated issues. So what happens to your assets in a divorce?  You and your spouse must work […]

Extramarital Affairs in California

October 12, 2023 in Family Law /by Gina Policastri

Unfortunately, extramarital affairs affect many marriages. In fact, according to the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, up to 40 percent of people in long-term relationships have experienced adultery. Allegations of an affair can sometimes be the catalyst for seeking a divorce and can heighten tensions when negotiating a divorce agreement.  Even if your […]

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