A visitation agreement specifies the amount of time that each parent will spend with his or her children following a divorce or end of the relationship. A visitation schedule is considered fair when the needs of each parent are met. Many parents go through the process only to receive an […]
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Last Updated: November 2, 2022 When some couples get divorced, they share custody (either decision making and/or parenting time) of their children. In other situations, one parent is awarded primary custody and the other is granted visitation rights. Exactly how much child visitation should a parent expect to receive? The
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Last Updated: December 7, 2022 If you have an issue with the other parent of your child, you might need a lawyer’s help to enforce a visitation agreement that is not being followed. Visitation rights are extremely important to divorcing and unmarried parents because they dictate how often the adults
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Divorce is a time of enormous changes and when children are involved, these changes tend to be more severe. Drafting a visitation agreement is difficult but adhering to it can be downright painful, especially in the beginning. Whether one parent has primary custody or ex-spouses share custody of their children,
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Think back to your childhood. If your father was present during these years, you probably have many happy memories of time spent together. If he was not, you may realize the huge gap where he should have been. Every day, family courts deal with the issue of a father’s rights
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Last Updated: October 21, 2022 When married couples with children divorce, they must determine who will be the primary caregiver. If a judge awards full custody, (also called primary allocation of parental responsibility), to one parent, the children will reside with that parent the majority of the time. The other
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