Posts Tagged ‘visitation’
The Other Parent Kidnapped our Child and left the Country. What Can I Do?
If your child is at risk of being taken out of the country by the other parent, it is very important that Child Custody Agreement be established. Get a Family Law Attorney to help you get a judge to sign off on the terms. International Parental Kidnapping “Federal law prohibits a parent from removing a…
Read MoreTypes Child Custody Arragements
What type of custody arrangement works for your family? The first step is to figure out what kind of custody arrangement you want to pursue. There are a number of different types of child custody, and your family situation will dictate which one is best: Physical custody deals with where the child will live. When…
Read MoreMy Ex—Spouse is Not Abiding By the Custody Order, What Can I Do?
When you go in front of the mediator or a judge in your custody case, you receive a custody order that explains where the child should go, who makes decision for your child, and so much more. Consider this: Your ex-spouse receives a copy of the custody order detailing every bit of their visitation, but…
Read MoreThe Effects of Annulment in Many Aspects of Your Life
You may think that an annulment sounds simple. When it all boils down to it, it is virtually just the legal process that ends a marriage – and in some cases acts like it never happened at all. Many people, as you know, will seek an annulment for a variety of reasons: such as bigamy,…
Read MoreCan Legal Disputes With Your Spouse Pop Up Even After Divorce?
The divorce is over, and now you’re free! This is how many people feel after divorce, when they are finally able to move forward after one of the most distressing times of their lives. The truth is, sometimes legal matters still tend to pop up after your divorce has come to an end. Some of…
Read More“Facebook” Divorce and What You Shouldn’t do on Social Media
If you are going through a divorce and you are also familiar with the popular website, Facebook, as well as other social media tools, then you have probably heard of the term “Facebook Divorce” and how it spells trouble for some. The reason why these types of divorces are called “Facebook” divorce is because sometimes…
Read MoreIf I Have Sole Custody, Can I Relocate Without Any Problem?
Sole custody grants you many rights, such as having physical custody of your child and making all major decisions on their behalf from a legal custody standpoint. However, if you have sole custody, can you relocate anywhere you want with your child? This is a question that some parents ask when they want to move…
Read MoreThe Pros and Cons Involved in Your Sole Custody Situation
To understand what is good and bad about a sole custody situation, you first need to understand what sole custody actually is. When a parent has “sole custody” of a child, they receive exclusive physical and legal custody rights in concerns to the child. These are very rare situations and only arise when one parent…
Read MoreWorking Through the Emotions of Teenagers and Divorce
Divorce can be hard on teenagers who have to watch their parents go through divorce. But what if your teenager was younger when you divorced and was used to a regular visitation schedule? And now that they’re older, they don’t want to comply with the same schedule? As a parent, there are some things that…
Read MoreCan a Parent Lose Custody Rights Because of Drug Abuse?
When a parent feels as if their child is in some type of danger due to the other parent’s actions, sometimes they may take charge. This can lead to changes in a custody order that you may have never expected. If you are looking at it from either end, either as the parent who struggling…
Read MoreHow a Child’s Educational Decisions Are Made After Divorce
When you are going through a divorce and children are involved, you may worry about elements of your child’s future and how you will handle things from here on out. When parents divorce, a very serious discussion needs to take place regarding where the child will go to school and who gets to make these…
Read MoreBenefits of a Parenting Agreement and How They Work for You
In many cases, child custody cases no longer make it to the courtroom because a settlement is agreed before it gets the chance. Often times, this is due to negotiations between the parents or parties through something known as a parenting agreement. The parenting agreement should include things like where the child will live, visitation…
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