Last Updated: December 19, 2022 Many factors go into child custody decisions and knowing what the most important factors are is essential to winning a custody battle. During a divorce, the parents are faced with possibly having their rights to see their children restricted or even removed. A custody battle […]
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Last Updated: December 8, 2022 If you love your children and want what’s best for them, you deserve to get joint custody in divorce. Joint custody, which involves parents sharing physical and/or legal custody of their children, has become the most popular arrangement for divorcing parents. In fact, most judges prefer
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Last Updated: November 23, 2022 A child custody battle is not a pleasant situation for anyone involved. No parent thinks fighting for child custody will be easy, but it might be necessary. Parents are already emotionally and financially strained if during a divorce and children are facing a future of living
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Last Updated: November 28, 2022 When parents split, a child custody battle over children sometimes ensues and if this situation is not handled carefully, both parents end up losing. If the child custody battle becomes particularly ugly, the situation may be left to a court to resolve. In the end, a
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Last Updated: August 17, 2022 It can be difficult to get custody in a divorce, particularly if the children are living with the other parent. If one parent served as the main caregiver during the marriage and the children are residing with that individual during a marital separation, the other
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Spouses must deal with many issues when they get divorced but few have the potential to be as contentious as child custody does. Child custody during divorce is one of the most stressful times in a persons life. If a parent does not try to get parental rights, he or
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Last Updated: February 17, 2022 As most people are aware, even a first driving under the influence (DUI) offense can result in severe consequences under the strict laws in every state. However, one of the less commonly known penalties of what a drinking or drugged driving conviction could bring into
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What to Consider When the Other Parent Lives in Another State Almost every state across the U.S. has enacted a statute called the “Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act.” Under this statute, standards are set for courts to make custody decisions and standards for when the court must yield
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What to Expect During a Custody Battle Going to court for custody of your children is painful for everyone involved. The parents are worried about not having time with their children on top of being emotionally and financially strained it the midst of a divorce. Children are also affected when
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Last Updated: April 11, 2022 Many people would like to believe the custody laws in the United States are gender neutral, meaning no preferential treatment is given to either parent based on sex. While many early custody cases in the United States had seen a preference for giving mothers custody
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When going through a divorce, parents must determine with whom their minor children will live and who will make critical child-rearing decisions. If divorcing parents cannot make these decisions, they take the issue to court. A family court judge considers several factors when determining child custody during divorce. Understanding how
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How to Adjust Co-Parenting for the Summer Months Now that summer has arrived and children are out of school, it is often the time when divorced or unmarried parents need to adjust how they co-parent. Since the child’s schedule has changed, it is often critical for parents to change their
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