Can Medical Marijuana Cost You Custody in 2025?

Diana Romanov, Divorce Attorney and a Certified Family Law Specialist in San Francisco, California, shares insights on how legally prescribed marijuana affects custody cases.
Can legally prescribed marijuana affect custody decisions? In this video, we break down how courts evaluate parental marijuana use, impairment claims, and legal precedents like the Drake case (2012). We also discuss Family Code 3020 and court-ordered drug testing. Learn what factors impact custody rights and how to navigate these issues effectively.

📌 Key Topics:

Can medical marijuana impact custody?
THC levels & impairment in court
Family Code 3020: Child’s right to both parents
Drake Case (2012): Custody & marijuana use
Court orders, drug testing & supervised visitation
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Diana Romanov (former Diana Romanovska), Divorce Attorney and a Certified Family Law Specialist, in San Francisco, California
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Ms. Romanov is a San Francisco family law attorney, licensed to practice in both California and Germany. She is a Certified Family Law Specialist in San Francisco and unique in her field, a rare divorce attorney who is able to provide legal counsel, representation, and mediation services in English, Russian, and German in order to better serve her clients.
Ms. Romanov previously worked as a prosecutor in the Office of the District Attorney of the Regional Superior Court of Berlin, and for several large firms including Beiten Burghard & Wegner, and Linklaters Oppenhoff & Raedler. She was awarded the Outstanding Pro Bono Award for Family Law Cases by the Justice and Diversity Center for her volunteer work with the Bar Association of San Francisco in 2012 and 2013. She was also selected to the Super Lawyers® Rising Stars℠ list for her high standards of client care and in-depth knowledge of the law. Ms. Romanov received her J.D. with a concentration in family law from the Freie University School of Law, a research University located in Berlin and one of the most prominent universities in Germany. She received her Master’s Degree (LL.M.) in US Legal Studies from Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco.
Ms. Romanov has been a resident of San Francisco since 2009. She was born in Kiev and lived there until the age of 15 when she moved with her family to Germany. Living in such diverse places has given Ms. Romanov an understanding of different cultures that helps her thoughtfully practice law and be better connected with each of her clients. When Ms. Romanov moved to San Francisco, she decided that she wanted to start a boutique family law firm so that she would have the time to really connect with her clients and make a difference in each matter. Ms. Romanov also has a personal understanding of what it is like to go through a divorce, having been through one herself. This personal experience allows her to empathize with her clients and understand what is important to them.
Ms. Romanov is regarded as one of the best divorce attorneys in San Francisco. Her breadth of experience in California divorce law includes the areas of child custody and visitation rights; child, spousal, and domestic partner support; domestic violence restraining orders; and asset and property division. Beyond Ms. Romanov’s expertise as a divorce lawyer, she also specializes in other family law matters, including prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and enforcing premarital and post-marital agreements.

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Legal Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. This is not legal advice, nor can I give you legal advice. You should contact your attorney to obtain advice for your matter. Nothing in this video should be construed to form an attorney-client relationship.