Child Custody

Unlike “traditional” couples, the courts are still learning how to litigate same-sex child custody cases. This puts lesbian and gay couples under severe pressure to work out child custody before it goes in front of the judge, as neither party may be happy with the final decision. Unfortunately, it will […]

What happens when both parents want custody of their child in divorce? If they cannot come to a mutual agreement of shared custody, the final decision will end up in the judge’s hands. Realize, if you really want to win, every aspect of your child’s life must be given a

Who is going to get the children? If you are going through a divorce and have children, you are more than likely asking yourself this very question. While every state is different, there are some general guidelines judges use to decide custody in divorce cases. Below, you will find a

Divorce cases are always tough, but they are even tougher when there are children involved. This can be and usually is one of the toughest points to agree on in a marriage. In addition to the children, there are also significant financial considerations involved. If you need child custody help

Divorce and conflict are two words that usually go hand in hand. Even uncontested divorces have their ugly moments. After all, a relationship that was supposed to last a lifetime is suddenly ending. It is only natural that hard feelings will come into play. But, when children are involved, the

In many cases, child custody battles are just that, battles. Digging in for battle can be a scary thought, but you need to keep your calm and realize this is something that unfortunately happens every day in family court. We have put together some tips to make this difficult time

If you are involved in a custody battle, you will start to hear a lot of legal jargon as the case proceeds. Two terms you will hear and that you absolutely need to understand are legal custody and physical custody. It may seem confusing, but you can actually share legal

Parents who win custody during divorce consider themselves victorious. Celebration is warranted but custodial parents should realize that the arrangement could be changed. A child custody order is an enforceable legal document but it is not necessarily permanent. A parent who does not win custody in divorce may request and

When parents cannot agree on child custody during divorce, they must let a judge decide who will receive custody. This process may include review of a custody evaluation prepared by a third party, recommending a custody arrangement. Divorcing parents should understand what a custody evaluation is and know their roles