When you initially go through the process of filing a case for custody, you may not be satisfied with the duration of parenting time or parenting time condition that you are assigned. If you feel that certain factors were not considered as parenting time determinations, you can file for a modification of parenting time. The…… Read More…
When it comes to alimony and remarriage, navigating the legal intricacies can be challenging. Many individuals wonder how remarriage might impact their existing alimony agreements or obligations. Understanding the laws and potential implications is essential for anyone considering remarriage or currently paying or receiving alimony. Our firm focuses on family law matters, including alimony issues.…… Read More…
Preparing for an initial consultation with an attorney can be intimidating. After all, initiating the divorce process is never an easy decision and it will involve discussing many sensitive topics. Taking the first step to meet with a divorce lawyer can alleviate some of the uncertainty and provide clarity on your options. However, preparing for…… Read More…
In general, under child custody laws, a parent can change the child’s place of residence if it does not interfere with the existing physical custody and visitation schedule order of the non-custodial parent, and if they have informed the other parent about the change. However, if the parent with primary custody wants to move the…… Read More…
Child support payments help ensure that the child’s basic needs are met. This helps provide financial stability for the parent raising the child and helps make sure that the child will have what they need without relying solely on one parental income. From education expenses to healthcare costs and everyday essentials, it’s essential to ensure…… Read More…
Child custody mediation can be emotional and difficult. Here are some tips for your child custody mediation session: * To ensure fairness, avoid saying anything negative about the other parent in front of your child. * Keep disagreements private during the mediation session. * Be respectful and courteous, even if you disagree. * Focus on…… Read More…
Child support is a payment from one parent to another for their minor child’s financial support. The amount and duration of payments vary by jurisdiction. Payments typically end when the child turns 18 or graduates from high school. They may also end if the child becomes emancipated or meets specific criteria. A court order is…… Read More…
As a mother, a child custody battle can be very difficult and overwhelming. If you are in this situation, you may be wondering how to get full custody of a child as a mother. Full custody gives you the authority as the primary caregiver to make decisions about your child’s care. To achieve this, there…… Read More…